Liga MX 2022: how did Club América fare?

The crisis of the Águilas is at its peak in Liga MX 2022, so it is necessary to review how Club América fared? Since the eighth matchday of the tournament was very expensive for them.

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And the cost that the team had to pay was no more and no less than the dismissal of coach Santiago Solari, who with a record of 1 win, 3 draws, and 4 defeats, was fired from the club.

How did Club América fare after Round 8 of the Clausura 2022?

The team is in a moment of crisis because with the draw that the Gallos Blancos of Querétaro got from them at the last minute, the Coapa club has now gone 4 rounds without a win since its last victory was against Santos in Round 5 of the tournament. 

Now that the club is without a head coach, the person in charge of taking the reins of the team as interim coach will be Fernando Ortiz, who until before this commitment was the coach of the Azulcrema club's U-20 team.

Ortiz will not be alone in this difficult task, as he will be accompanied by Peter Thelemaque and Raúl Rodrigo Lara as assistants. 

Which coach do Club America fans want?

For days before Solari's departure from the Aguilas, the clamor for the return of Ricardo Lavolpe, who led the team to the final of the 2016 Apertura, had been heard loudly on social networks.

On Twitter, Lavolpe's name became a trend because the club's followers fondly remember the coach, with whom the club reached the final, which it lost to Tigres. 

Other names that have been mentioned to coach the Azulcrema have been Roberto Dante Siboldi, the Uruguayan coach who was champion with Santos Laguna, as well as the Colombian Juan Carlos Osorio, who was the coach of the Mexican National Team in the Russia 2018 World Cup.

Puebla, the tournament leader, trolled Club América on social networks in an epic way

This morning there was an earthquake in Veracruz, Mexico of intensity 5.7, which sounded the seismic alerts throughout Mexico City, and as no loss of life or property was reported, Puebla took advantage of the situation to mock Club América in an epic way. 

On its Twitter account, La Franja posted a message that read: 

The tweet immediately went viral and a few minutes after it was published it had more than 2,000 likes, but a while later the official account of the Camoteros gave up on the mockery of the Americanistas, so they ended up deleting the tweet. 

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