According to journalist César Luis Merlo, América is interested in Necaxa midfielder Agustín Palavecino. However, the operations have not made significant progress in recent days due to a regulatory factor. América's management must free up spots for non-Mexican-trained players before registering new international signings. As of now, no foreign player from the current roster has finalized a definitive departure. The occupied spots block any possibility of formalizing a definitive offer for Palavecino. The situation of several América players who could leave in the coming weeks is being analyzed to open space for reinforcements. The speed of these departures will determine how quickly the club can finalize the signing. Necaxa is waiting for a formal economic proposal that meets its expectations and, being aware of the player's value, will not facilitate his exit without a considerable financial benefit. Palavecino continues with preseason while awaiting a decision on his professional future and remains a player of interest for América.

América is considering signing Agustín Palavecino, a 28-year-old Argentinian midfielder currently playing for Necaxa, to potentially replace another foreign player. The club has already made inquiries about the terms for acquiring him, and it has been reported that a payment of 6 million dollars would be necessary to finalize the deal. However, the transfer hinges on Brian Rodríguez's departure, as he has received a significant offer of 10 million dollars from a Saudi Arabian club. América views Rodríguez's possible exit positively, given that his contract runs until the summer of 2026, which means he could leave for free if not sold soon. Developments are anticipated this week, with América eager to strengthen their team for the Apertura 2025. Meanwhile, Palavecino's contract with Necaxa is valid until December 2029, and Transfermarkt estimates his value at €4.00m.