Club América
Mexico's most supported club and the most successful in the country's history. Club América play in the Estadio Azteca — one of the great football cathedrals — and their yellow and navy shirts are worn by fans right across North America and beyond. Las Águilas are a genuine football institution.
History
Founded in Mexico City in 1916, Club América have spent over a century building themselves into the dominant club of Mexican football. Fourteen Liga MX titles, a fanbase that stretches from Mexico City to Los Angeles, and a home ground — the Estadio Azteca — that hosted two World Cup finals.
América's rivalry with Guadalajara (Chivas) is the defining fixture in Mexican football — El Súper Clásico, one of the most fiercely contested derbies in the Americas. Their profile continues to grow in the United States as Mexican football's following expands rapidly across the border.
Kit History & Colours
Yellow and navy blue — bold, distinctive, and deeply embedded in Mexican football culture. América's canary yellow home shirts are one of the most recognisable kits in the Americas, and the eagle crest gives them a visual identity that genuinely stands out.
Nike produce their current kits, and the combination of yellow and navy handles modern kit design beautifully. Club América shirts are among the most popular football shirts sold in the USA and are increasingly sought-after internationally.