Carlos Reinoso
Chilean midfielder, an América idol in the 1970s and later a title-winning coach with the club (1983-84), remembered for his vision, exquisite technique and free kicks.
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Who is the greatest legend in the history of Club América?
Chilean midfielder, an América idol in the 1970s and later a title-winning coach with the club (1983-84), remembered for his vision, exquisite technique and free kicks.
Mexican attacking midfielder and the club's greatest modern idol, inventor of the "Cuauhtemiña," known for his fiery temperament and charismatic leadership in the biggest rivalry games.
Iconic center-back and captain, known by the nickname 'Capitán Furia', and leader of the defense during the club's prolific golden era.
Mexican forward of Brazilian descent, the club's all-time top scorer, renowned for his blistering stride, physical power, and sharp finishing instincts.
Argentine goalkeeper, a member of the 1986 World Cup-winning squad and América's standout keeper in the 1980s, remembered for saving a crucial penalty in the 1983-84 final against Chivas.
Mexican international goalkeeper and club academy graduate, renowned across the football world for his acrobatic reflexes and longevity in international tournaments.
Paraguayan striker endowed with great physical strength and clinical finishing in front of goal, the club's undisputed attacking focal point in the late 2000s.