Scarlett Camberos and Club América have received a public show of support from the Ciegos y Baja Visión team days before the Ballon D'Or 2026 gala. The message, shared by América, tied the club’s women’s side and one of its standout players to the award season just as the calendar turns toward the ceremony.
The post landed at the right moment because the gala has become the next stop for readers tracking the club’s award cycle. América said its Ciegos y Baja Visión team was congratulating Camberos and Club América for their nominations to the Balón de Oro, turning a private-sounding salute into a public note of club-wide pride.
In the video, the Ciegos y Baja Visión team told América Femenil that it was “an honor” to share the same colors and congratulated the side for its nomination as the best women’s club in the world. In the same message, it singled out Camberos, saying she was being saluted from the team and that everyone shares the same passion for football. “Felicidades Scarlett, estamos contigo,” the group said, before closing with support for the Águilas.
The detail that stands out is what the message does not spell out. Neither the club nor the player identified the exact Balón de Oro category in the salute, only that both had been nominated. That leaves the recognition meaningful but incomplete, with the award field still framed by a simple fact: both names are in the mix, even if the precise category remains unstated.
The timing also fits a club that is still moving. Club América Femenil had already beaten Pachuca on Jornada 11 of the Torneo Apertura 2026 in the Liga BBVA MX and then shifted its attention to Atlético San Luis. For now, the award conversation runs alongside league business, and the next public marker for Camberos and América is the Balón de Oro 2026 gala itself.
