According to Récord, América has confirmed the extension of Brian Rodríguez's contract. The report states the player has officially signed a renewal for four more years that ends in the summer of 2029, and that his previous agreement was valid until the summer of 2026. The report adds that both parties wanted to continue their relationship and the negotiation progressed smoothly.

Jardine stated that Brian Rodríguez is happy at América, and for that reason, he decided to extend his contract with the club. Jardine said that Brian has already accepted his contract and he thinks the club will make an official announcement the following day. The manager stated that they are happy because Brian is a player who likes the club. Jardine feels that the player has had more than one offer to leave but has always chosen to stay because he likes the club, the group of players, and has a good relationship with the coaching staff and with him.

According to Récord, an agreement for Brian's renewal with América is imminent. The agreement is reportedly ready and the long-term contract is expected to be signed in the next few hours. The deal is for four years, linking Brian to América until 2029. It includes a significant salary increase that will make Brian one of the highest-paid foreign players at the club, although it is not the amount his representatives had sought at one point. The agreement is already closed, although he has not signed the papers, which is set to happen in the coming days. Both parties have already accepted the economic issues, clauses, and extension, and the official signing will be presented soon, followed by an official club statement.

According to Récord, Brian Rodríguez is on the verge of renewing his contract with América. Despite receiving a concrete offer from Saudi Arabian football, reportedly worth at least 10 million dollars, the offer was turned down as Rodríguez had no plans to move to Saudi Arabia. His decision was driven by a desire to maintain a high competitive level in preparation for the World Cup. He has accepted América's offer for a contract renewal, which includes a notable salary increase, albeit less than his representatives initially anticipated. The renewal will extend his current contract by three years, lasting until the summer of 2026, and includes a 30% salary increase. While the agreement is yet to be officially signed, it is reportedly progressing well.