USMNT's Alejandro Zendejas Returns for Club América’s Apertura 2025 Finale After Injury
Alejandro Zendejas, winger for USMNT and Club América, has fully recovered from the muscle injury he picked up during the October international window while playing for the United States. The issue kept him sidelined for three league games, but after resuming full training this week, he is set to make his comeback in Saturday’s regular season finale against Toluca.
The 27-year-old, who previously attempted a return against Cruz Azul but lasted only 18 minutes before another setback, is now expected to be eased back carefully by head coach André Jardine as América prepare for the playoffs.
Head coach André Jardine is likely to manage his minutes carefully to prevent another setback.
In other injury news, Isaías Violante remains out until the postseason as he continues separate recovery work from a muscle injury. The 21-year-old has not featured since América’s 3–0 victory over Santos on Matchday 12.
Captain Henry Martín also remains unavailable, having last appeared on Matchday 8 against Chivas.
Author’s Summary
Zendejas returns for América’s final Apertura match after injury, with Jardine expected to limit his playtime as others including Violante and Martín stay sidelined.