The América has had several Argentine goalkeepers throughout its history who have excelled under the goalposts, but there have been some who have not only won titles, but also the hearts of the fans.
At ESPN, we present you the three goalkeepers of Argentine nationality who are considered references for their achievements, charisma, and attachment to the institution.
Agustín Marchesín
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The Argentine goalkeeper arrived amidst boos and left as one of the fans' favorites. His performances were vital during the three years he spent with the team, to the point of being considered the best goalkeeper in the Liga BBVA Mx for two years.
Marche went to Europe after being signed by Porto for 12 million euros and added a League title, a Champion of Champions, and a Copa MX to his list of achievements.
Miguel Zelada
He is considered the best non-Mexican goalkeeper to have worn the América jersey and was part of the 80s, which is considered the best decade in the club's history.
His saves, dives, and quick reflexes earned him the award for the best goalkeeper for three consecutive years.
Ataúlfo Sánchez
With the blue and cream jersey, he experienced two periods in the 60s, in which he was considered one of the best foreign goalkeepers to have played for the institution, where he won a Copa México and a League title.
During his time with the Águilas, he was the starting goalkeeper in the inaugural match of the Estadio Azteca against Torino from Italy.