André Jardine spoke to the press after América’s important win against Toluca and the rumors about his departure amid the team’s rough patch at El Nido.

The América coach was emphatic and said he remained calm after the Concacaf Champions Cup elimination.

"I understand the work of the press at times like this, and of the YouTubers who produce content, and how this club generates interest. I tried to focus on what I had to do. I cleared my head, which was difficult because of how much the Concachampions meant to us."

"It became clear to me how much the boss trusts us and how aware he is of our ability. Afterwards, we had a meeting with the players and my feeling was the best possible. I feel supported by both sides and by the fans," he said.

In addition, Jardine highlighted that the players are beginning to adapt and that América is still in the fight for the Clausura 2026 title.

"I remain very committed to our objectives, to the institution, and to the ability we have to turn this tournament around, also with the feeling that we are going through an important restructuring. We feel that in this tournament we can give the institution one more joy," he said.

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