For the chronicler, these determinations completely dismantled a team that months ago looked solid and competitive. 'One must remember that they lost their best player, Álvaro Fidalgo. The easiest thing would be to point to André Jardine, but the squad América has is not only very short, many of its players are going through a sad moment,' he added. 'Let it be heard loud and clear! Will they dare to punish @Andres_Vaca for telling the truth?' His words quickly generated divided reactions among fans, as some support his position while others consider it a justification that diverts attention from performance on the field. Some even believe these words could cost him a ban at Televisa, as it's seen as a clear indirect jab at Santiago Baños, the club's sporting director. The truth is the debate over responsibilities in this international stumble remains open and promises to continue in the coming days. For now, following the painful elimination from the Concachampions, André Jardine will remain with the team until the end of the semester, so the performance of the Águilas in the Liga MX will be key to determining his continuity for the next tournament. The fallout from Club América's elimination in the Concacaf Champions Cup continues to generate repercussions, and now the focus of the controversy points to Andrés Vaca. The commentator sparked the debate during the final stretch of the match against Nashville SC, played at the Azteca Stadium, when, during the broadcast, he launched a direct criticism against the blue-crema leadership, holding them responsible for the international failure. 'An indirect at Santiago Baños?' During his commentary, the commentator openly defended André Jardine, assuring that the Brazilian strategist is the least to blame for the fall. According to his analysis, decisions made from the offices seriously weakened the squad, causing a loss of competitiveness at key moments. Among the factors highlighted was the departure of Álvaro Fidalgo, whom he rated as the team's most decisive element, as well as Henry Martín's injury for much of the tournament and the serious absence of Luis Ángel Malagón after rupturing his Achilles tendon. Vaca also questioned the sporting management by mentioning that even less prominent players, like Allan Saint-Maximin, could have provided depth to the squad. He also criticized the departure of Rodrigo Aguirre, a decision that, in his opinion, further reduced the offensive options. 'The management decided that the Buffalo Aguirre was not part of the team,' he began. 'These are the tears for the decisions that have been made from above in the institution and because this team has been completely dismantled. Even Saint-Maximin, who came through the back door, would have given you squad depth. Henry has been injured all tournament. Malagón broke his Achilles tendon.'
