Club History
17 entries in the Club America compendium.
Carlos ReinosoThe Chilean legend who holds the record for most games by a foreigner at Club América with1983–1984 Double SeasonThe double season that cemented América's golden era under Carlos Reinoso.Cruz Azul RivalryThe ultimate Mexican showdown: América's gold against Cruz Azul's relentless blue.1990–1992 Treble EraA golden era of consecutive titles and legendary dominance, spanning both long-season and Hugo SánchezThe legendary striker who guided Club América to the 1993 CONCACAF Champions' Cup title.1976 Copa InteramericanaAmérica's first intercontinental triumph against Uruguay's giants in a historic 1976 showdMiguel LópezA quiet name in the blue-and-white ledger, part of América's unbroken tradition.Felipe de JesúsThe Azteca's favourite son: a striker who turned every cross into a prayer answered.Ubaldo FilloyThe iron hand behind the net that held a golden era together.Víctor Manuel VucetichThe Argentine architect who gave América's blue-and-white soul a steel spine.Ricardo GalindoA steady presence at the heart of América's 1990s backline, Galindo embodied the Águila's Jesús RamírezAnother name in the blue-and-gold story of the Águilas.Claudio SuárezAnother name in the long blue-and-gold story of the Águilas.Rubén Omar RomanoTwo decades of thunderous saves, one unbreakable wall between América and defeat.Emilio Azcárraga MilánThe man behind the Águila: media empire, blue-and-white legacy, and a golden era.Miguel HerreraThe man who made América bleed blue and white, and then lifted the trophy.Santiago SalcedoA name in the blue-and-white that fans carry in memory of those who served the Águilas.
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