Rodolfo Cota is America’s first reinforcement for Apertura 2024

After days of negotiations, America made official the arrival of Rodolfo Cota facing the Leagues Cup and Apertura 2024, becoming the first reinforcement of the current two-time champion of the MX League.

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Through social networks, America announced the arrival of Rodolfo Cota to ‘Nido’, who will take responsibility for the Americanist arc before the injury to Luis Ángel Malagón.

The same way, America has not yet announced the future of Oscar Jiménezwho could leave after more than five years in the Coapa team.

Welcome to the two-time champion, Cota! –

Rodolfo arrives in America on loan. pic.twitter.com/4cvtxIqw4m

— Club América (@ClubAmerica) June 21, 2024

RODOLFO COTA, CHIVAS STANDARD

America will become the fifth team in the Mexican goalkeeper’s career 36 years old, after having debuted with the Tuzos de Pachucago through Pueblaraise titles and be a banner of Chivas and command the arch of León during the 2023 ‘Concachampions’ title.

What attracts the most attention and generates a certain degree of controversy after Cota’s arrival at the ‘Nido’ is his passed through Chivasset with which he achieved the most titles in his career (5).

Although the first championship obtained by Cota as a professional footballer, it was with the La Franja shirt, the goalkeeper boasts of 5 titles wrapped in the Flock shirt: 2 Copas MX (2015 and 2017), 1 Liga MX (Clausura 2017), 1 Supercopa MX (2016) and 1 Concachampions (2018).

RODOLFO COTA STEP THROUGH EL TRI

The Mexican team is not an unknown team for the one born in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, since at the senior level he was part of the calls for: Cup Confederations 2017Nations League 2019, Gold Cup 2021 and for the Qatar World Cup 2022.

Furthermore, during his time with minor teams, Rodolfo Cota He was part of the national team sub 20 that reached the Quarterfinals phase of the World Cup 2007.

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