A new Liga MX season dawns, and with it, Club América’s quest for a historic tricampeonato. After a dominant 12 months, the pressure is sky-high for André Jardine’s side — especially as they begin life without the iconic Estadio Azteca. With key players easing back from international duty and an opener against Atlético San Luis on the road, América’s title defense won’t be easy. But as the reigning back-to-back champions, anything short of silverware will be seen as a failure.

The road to more silverware begins now. Club América take on Tigres this Sunday at Dignity Health Sports Park in the SuperCopa MX — their first competitive test ahead of the Apertura 2024 season. With multiple key players out due to injuries and Copa América duty, André Jardine will rely on a makeshift squad to defend the club’s winning standard. As reigning Bi-Campeones, there’s no room for excuses — only the expectation to win.

Riding high after a dominant midweek performance, Club América head to Torreón aiming to keep their rhythm and secure vital points against Santos Laguna. With a nearly full squad at Andre Jardine’s disposal, Las Águilas are primed to balance rotation with intensity as the regular season winds down. As playoff positioning comes into focus, Saturday’s clash isn’t just about three points — it’s about momentum, squad depth, and proving América’s status as Liga MX’s most complete team.