👀Saint-Maximin reflects again on his América exit

👀Saint-Maximin reflects again on his América exit Nearly a year after leaving Club América, French forward Allan Saint-Maximin revealed why he terminated his contract: the repeated racist attacks and discrimination his children faced at school. A firm decision for his family In a candid interview with The Athletic, the winger explained that he had to prioritize his children's emotional well-being after they were targeted because of their skin color. "It was difficult because Mexico has been one of the best places I've ever been, but I couldn't let my children think they had to accept that," the French footballer admitted. A chapter closes as MLS beckons Despite retaining a deep affection for Las Águilas—the club where he scored three goals in 16 appearances—Saint-Maximin decided to move to the United States in early 2026 to join MLS side Charlotte FC, making it clear that his stance against racism would have been the same anywhere in the world. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.