Club América Reserves

Club América Reserves
Socio Águila
Full name Socio Águila F.C.
Founded 2003
Ground Estadio Azteca,
Mexico, DF
(Capacity: 126,260)
Chairman Mexico Ricardo Pelaez
Manager Mexico Jesus Ramirez
League Primera Division
Primera Division Clausura 2009 Qualified (playoffs eliminated quarter finals )
6th (league)
2nd (group)
Home colours
Away colours

Socio Águila is a Mexican football club which plays in the Primera Division, particularly serving as the reserve team for Club América.

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History

Socio Águila was founded in 2003, as the farm team for Club América. It was founded with the purpose of creating a bond between the fans of América and the team itself through a series of exclusive benefits. One buys a membership to become a Socio (partner) Águila, and can be entered in drawings to win prizes, such as autographed jerseys, team apparel, posters, etc. There is even membership for children under 15, known as "Socio Águila Junior".

Socio Águila was in the spotlight the last two weeks of the Apertura 2007 tournament. Due to the absence of the first team, which was in Argentina to play Arsenal de Sarandí in the Copa Sudamericana 2007 championship game, Socio Águila had most of its players called up to the first team. The Mexican sports press dubbed them "Las Águilitas" (The Little Eagles). The young players performed flawlessly, beating Necaxa and Monterrey in the final two weeks, and leading Ámerica to a spot in the repechaje (wild-card playoffs), where the true first team ultimately lost to Monarcas Morelia.

The call-up of their players was the only positive note in a dismal season for Socio Águila in which they only won 2 games, tied 5, and lost 11, ending up with a measly 11 points out of a possible 51, making them the worst team in the Primera A. The next season saw better but not great results. They won 5, tied 4, and lost 7. They finished 14th overall.

Apertura 2009

The club doesn't does not compete in the [Liga de Ascenso] because teams in Primera Division are not allowed to have farm teams any more. Instead the team is now playing the newly formed Under-20 or "Sub-20" and Sub-17 league.

Current U-20 roster

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
31 United States MF Isaac Acuña
32 Mexico GK Hugo González Durán
33 Mexico DF Patricio Treviño
34 Mexico MF Elohe Solórzano
35 Mexico MF Julio César Robledo
36 United States FW John Paul López
37 Mexico DF Ventura Alvarado
38 Mexico FW José Alberto Ayala
39 Mexico DF George Corral
40 Mexico GK Francisco Cuadras
41 Mexico FW Brian Doncel
42 Mexico DF Alfredo Durán
43 Mexico FW Luigiani Gallardo
44 Mexico MF Pedro Antonio Gárcia
45 Mexico DF Irving Jassiel García
No. Position Player
46 Mexico MF Emiliano Gómez
47 Mexico FW Raúl Jiménez
48 Mexico FW Jorge Antonio León
49 Mexico DF Fernando López
50 Mexico DF Isaác Martínez
52 Mexico DF Erik Alan Pimentel
53 Mexico DF Jorge Reyes
54 Mexico FW Johan Rico
56 Mexico FW Luis Sampayo
57 Mexico FW Jorge Alberto Urias
58 Mexico GK Alejandro Vences
59 Mexico DF Daniel Acosta
120 Portugal DF Tobias Figueiredo
125 Mexico MF Ángel Reyna
134 United States DF Édgar Castillo

Notable players


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