Brian Rodriguez seems to be further from a renewal with America than extending his stay with the Eagles and the worst news for the Coapa team, is that his departure could be for free if an agreement is not reached before December.

The reason for the unfriendly relationship between the Uruguayan player and the América directors is the negotiation with the forward's representative, Edgardo Lasalvia, who has had problems on many occasions with other teams that have complained about his way of pressing teams to sign his representatives.

Now with America it has not been the exception, because while for public opinion, Lasalvia assures that it is the Americanist team that refuses to accept a new agreement in accordance with the sporting merits that the player has accumulated in the Coapa team's forward line.

Furthermore, the players' agent highlighted that América has not accepted offers from Inter Miami, Santos of Brazil and the Al-Rayyan team of Qatar, the reality is that La Opinion can assure from credible versions close to the Americanist circle, is that the only offer comes from the Qatar League for seven million dollars, an amount that seems very low for a player who currently plays for his country's national team and who last Wednesday played in the 2025 All-Star Game between Major League Soccer and Liga MX.

Resentment over the Cabecita Rodriguez affair

For now, on the ESPN program called Jorge Ramos y su banda, the representative of "Rayito" Rodriguez explained how the situation is for the América forward: "He has a contract until June 2026, that's why as his representative and friend I'm arranging some departures because I don't have any option to renew with America."

And he added with full knowledge of the facts: "America never gave me any renewal option. In fact, I traveled to Mexico City, met with President Santiago Banos, who treated me very cordially, We talked about amounts and offers, in fact, an offer came from Santos that was insufficient, another from Inter Miami that they also said was insufficient."

To conclude, I have explained that: The clubs, obviously, being one year away from the expiration of the contract, the figures they are offering are not what America is capable of expecting today, where they are talking about 8 or 10 million dollars and 12 months from the end of the contract, it is very complicated for a club to put up that money. However, Al-Rayyan of Qatar did offer 7 million dollars and America again rejected the offer.