The transfer market in Liga MX has taken a decisive turn with the resolution of one of the most talked-about moves of the semester. After intense negotiations, Rodrigo Aguirre's departure from Club América has been finalized, confirming that the Uruguayan striker will join Tigres UANL on a permanent basis. The operation represents a strategic move for the San Nicolás de los Garza side, who were looking to strengthen their attack with a player of power and experience.
Contrary to rumors suggesting a loan, Aguirre is leaving the Coapa nest for good. The Uruguayan forward already has everything agreed with the Tigres board to sign a contract for the next three years, ensuring his stay at the club until 2029. The player is expected to arrive in Monterrey in the coming hours to undergo the required medical exams and put pen to paper on his new contract.
With Aguirre's arrival, Tigres add a versatile player who can operate both as a center forward and a second striker, offering a high-caliber option to partner André-Pierre Gignac. For América, this departure frees up a foreign player slot and allows them to adjust their wage bill ahead of new signings. Tigres fans are eagerly awaiting the official announcement, confident that the Uruguayan will regain his top goal-scoring form under the direction of the team's coaching staff.
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