Club America is put up for sale and what this Mexican billionaire is offering to buy the club
Emilio Azcarraga separates Televisa from Club America and what this billonaire would offer him to be its new owner
Club America and its future in terms of management is uncertain. The team currently managed by coach Fernando Ortiz seems that it will change ownership and all this due to an announcement by the most important television station in Mexico, which is the great owner of the Coapa team.
According to Emilio Azcarraga himself, owner of Televisa, the idea is to create a new company dedicated to sports administration that will be in charge of Club America for the next few years. In this sense, important changes are expected in the club's structure.
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However, as changes are announced, an important Mexican leader and businessman of another commercial group is already emerging and positioning himself as an ideal candidate to take over the position that would be vacated by Televisa. For this reason, Alejandro Irarragorri, owner of Grupo Orlegui, who are shareholders or owners of multiple Mexican and international clubs, is already looking to stick his nose into Club America.
Why is Irarragorri interested in Club America?
The real reason, according to W Deportes, is that the president of Grupo Orlegui wants to take power in the Mexican soccer federation and having Televisa and Emilio Azcarraga as his allies, everything could be made easier and there would be few impediments for Irarragori to reach the Mexican soccer federation.
