2013 Mexican newspaper Reforma had América as the country's most popular club with 25 percent in a nationwide survey, and the most popular club in Mexico City. They were also voted the most hated club in the same survey with 41 percent of the votes. According to a February 2015 poll conducted by Mexican pollster Consulta Mitofsky, América is Mexico's most popular football club with 31.1 percent, and the most hated with 41.5 percent. According to a study conducted by consulting agency EuroAmericas Sports Marketing, América is the most popular Mexican club in Asia, and the third most popular from the Americas after Corinthians of Brazil and Boca Juniors of Argentina. Being reputed as the most-hated club in the country has been embraced by the club and its fans, with the phrase "Ódiame Más" – or "Hate me more" in English – being known as one of the team's unofficial slogans. América has the highest attendance numbers in Mexico and the eighth most in the world. Sponsorship Additional club sponsors and partners: Caliente (official betting partner) Coca-Cola Corona Free Fire GNP Seguros Powerade Restonic StubHub The Home Depot VivaAerobús Personnel Management Source: Club América Coaching staff Source: Club América Players First-team squad Out on loan Reserve teams América Coyoacán Reserve team that plays in the Liga TDP, the fourth level of the Mexican league system. Notable players Historic players As part of Club América's centenary celebrations in 2016, a public vote was taken via the club's website in which the following players were chosen as 'Historic Players'. Players whose names appear italicized played for the club at the time the votes were taken. Goalkeepers Guillermo Ochoa Moisés Muñoz Adolfo Ríos Héctor Zelada Defenders Alfredo Tena Mario Trejo Armando Manzo Juan Hernández José Antonio Castro Cesilio de los Santos Vinicio Bravo Duilio Davino Miguel Layún Midfielders Daniel Brailovsky Carlos Reinoso Antônio Carlos Santos Pável Pardo Germán Villa Eduardo Bacas Gonzalo Farfán Alfredo Sánchez Cristóbal Ortega Kalusha Bwalya Osvaldo Martínez Rubens Sambueza Forwards Cuauhtémoc Blanco Salvador Cabañas Christian Benítez Luís Roberto Alves Raúl Jiménez Claudio López Enrique Borja François Omam-Biyik Iván Zamorano José Alves Osvaldo Castro Roberto Rodríguez Eduardo González Pálmer Player records Top scorers Primera División Eduardo González Pálmer (1958–59; 25) José Alves (1965–66; 20) Enrique Borja (1970–71; 20) Enrique Borja (1971–72; 26) Enrique Borja (1972–73; 24) Osvaldo Castro (1973–74; 26) Norberto Outes (1982–83; 22) Cuauhtémoc Blanco (Invierno 1998; 16) Kléber