Can the son of Alberto Baillères acquire Club América?

Alberto Baillères was the fourth most wealthy entrepreneur of Mexico but passed away last week at the age of 90. His legacy will be divided between the seven sons and daughters he had, and according to reports, one of them is interested in investing in Mexican soccer.

Read more Club América news:

Santiago Solari will bench one of his favorite players in the match against Atlético San Luis

In the past, Alejandro Baillères Gual has showed interest in Liga MX and soccer in general, as he has invested in Liga MX as one of their sponsors, but now is considering acquiring a club, as he knows it’s a profitable business.

Baillères Gual is interested in acquiring Club América, one of the biggest and most renowned clubs from Mexico, a team in which he has previously been part of, given that he owns GNP, an insurance company, that has sponsored Las Águilas in the past.

How much could Emilio Azcárraga ask for Club América?

Although Emilio Azcárraga hasn’t talked about selling the team that has belonged to his family since his father acquired it in 1959, according to Forbes, Club América market value currently stands in $200 million.

Read more Liga MX news:

Monterrey embarrassed themselves and Liga MX after losing in their FIFA Club World Cup debut