Alejandro Zendejas, a Mexican-American forward, will not participate in the upcoming second leg of the Concacaf Champions Cup match between Club América and Olimpia at the Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes. His absence follows an injury sustained during a match against Rayados the previous weekend, which forced him to leave the game in the second half. Despite training without issues leading up to the match, he was ultimately left out of the squad altogether. The absence of Zendejas will be a significant blow for Club América, who are heading into this crucial fixture with a narrow 2-1 lead from the first leg played in Honduras. The team is aiming to secure their spot in the next round of the prestigious tournament, and without one of their key players, their chances could be affected. This injury not only impacts the current match but also raises concerns about his fitness for upcoming games. Moreover, Zendejas's availability for the upcoming Clásico Nacional against Chivas next Saturday is now in doubt. His potential absence from this important regional rivalry adds more pressure on the team as they will need to adjust their strategy and lineup to compensate for the loss of such a pivotal player.