América is gearing up for a challenging schedule as they are set to compete against Los Angeles FC for the last spot in the Club World Cup. The match, scheduled for May 31, adds to an already intense period as they approach the Liga MX playoffs. If América progresses through the playoffs and reaches the final of the Clausura 2025, they will have only six days to prepare for one of their most significant matches of the semester.
The Liga MX final is expected to take place on May 25, where América could aim for an impressive fourth consecutive championship. The possibility of facing renowned clubs like Real Madrid in the Club World Cup has sparked excitement among fans, given that both teams are regarded as giants in their respective leagues.
In terms of player availability, América is fortunate as they have recently welcomed back five injured players, including captain Henry Martín. Although two midfielders, Jonathan Dos Santos and Diego Valdés, may return soon, they are not expected to feature in the quarterfinal match against Pachuca. Unfortunately, Brian Rodríguez is out due to a significant injury he sustained during regular season play.
Beyond América’s endeavors, the upcoming clash holds significance for other teams as well, particularly Cruz Azul, who will compete in the Concacaf Champions Cup just a week after the América vs. LAFC match. Cruz Azul, having eliminated Tigres, is poised to match América’s seven titles in the competition.
Overall, this time of year is filled with competitive spirit and excitement as teams vie for prestigious titles, showing the passion and resilience within Mexican football.