It seems that the chances of the French-Gabonese forward Denis Bouanga of LAFC lands in América are increasingly scarce due to the fact that the negotiation became complicated after the Los Angeles team did not exercise the purchase option of the Dutchman Javairo Dilrosun.

The Eagles' management was very confident that the striker born in the Netherlands would catch the eye of coach Steve Cherundolo, after they signed him on a two-month loan with the purchase option to participate in the Club World Cup, but the decision was negative and now the European must return to the Liga MX team.

This situation complicates things for América because they intended to use Javairo as a bargaining chip in part of the negotiation with Bounga, that is, as a deposit and then complete the rest of the $15 million in small payments, but in the end the Major League Soccer (MLS) team had other plans.

Dilrosun is a player who is no longer in the plans of the Mexican team's coach AndrA© Jardine, so they will have to find a place for him with a Mexican team or negotiate him to another team in Europe, but the Dutchman's outlook is greatly devalued due to his poor performance in the Aztec competition.

Javairo Dilrosun's contract ends until 2027, so América must continue paying him the contractual terms that they agreed to, so the player is not very worried, but he could certainly bet on finding a place in teams like Puebla or Gallos Blancos de Querétaro that urgently need offensive power.

Dilrosun did not perform in América

Although Javairo Dilrosun arrived with great fanfare for the Clausura 2024 tournament from Feyenoord, little by little he lost prominence and was only able to play in 45 games for the Americanista team, showing too much irregularity and the most notable thing he did was score the goal to get the Super Copa MX.

To make matters worse, the Dutchman never made the effort to learn Spanish and this always alienated him from his teammates and the coaching staff, which was noticeable at all costs on the field, without having any specific weight for the American team.

Now we will have to wait and see if América decides to shell out the $15 million that the Euro-African striker is valued at.

Other versions claim that he will play for América

Meanwhile, other versions claim that Denis Bouanga will indeed come to América for an amount of around 12 million dollars and that the player who will leave the Á The Chilean Victor Davila will be the eagles, who has gradually lost prominence in the Coapa team.