Álvaro Morata’s decision to join AC Milan on a permanent transfer from Atlético Madrid came as a surprise to many fans. Despite expressing his dedication to Atlético on social media just weeks before, the 31-year-old forward decided to leave the club with two years left on his contract. This move raised questions about Morata’s reasons
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In a surprising turn of events, sources have revealed that Atlético Madrid has set their sights on Manchester City striker, Julián Álvarez, as their top choice to replace Álvaro Morata if he makes a move to AC Milan in the upcoming transfer window. This potential transfer comes after Álvarez’s impressive goal-scoring record of 36 goals
Spanish striker Álvaro Morata has hinted that Euro 2024 could potentially be his last tournament representing his country. The 31-year-old, who plays for Atlético Madrid, has had a tumultuous relationship with fans in Spain, citing a lack of respect as a major issue. Despite scoring in Spain’s recent 3-0 victory over Croatia in the Euros,
In the latest transfer news, Atlético Madrid is reportedly on the verge of securing a deal to sign Real Sociedad defender Robin Le Normand for a fee of around €30 million ($32m). Sources have revealed to ESPN that negotiations have been progressing smoothly, with Le Normand, who is currently representing Spain at Euro 2024, said
Atlético Madrid forward Álvaro Morata is no stranger to criticism and whistles from fans in Spain. Despite being the fourth highest goalscorer in the history of the Spanish national team, Morata has faced backlash from some supporters. The treatment has not only affected Morata but also his family, as his children have witnessed the negativity
Atletico Madrid is rumored to be eyeing Manchester City forward Julián Álvarez for the upcoming summer transfer window. Despite not willing to shell out money for other desired players due to financial constraints, Atleti is determined to secure Álvarez’s signature. The club hopes to offer him a prominent role in the team to entice him
Atlético Madrid made headlines when they announced their decision to update the club’s emblem in 2017. The move was intended to give the crest a more modern look and feel, but it backfired spectacularly. The redesigned badge, with its changes to the bear’s direction, the thickness of the stripes, and the number of colors used,
In a recent development, Atlético Madrid successfully appealed a two-game partial stadium ban imposed by the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF). This ban was a result of racist abuse directed at Athletic Club player Nico Williams during a league game between the two sides. The Appeals Committee not only overturned the ban but also annulled the
In yet another unfortunate incident of racism in Spanish soccer, Atletico Madrid’s victory over Athletic Club was marred by despicable acts of discrimination. Spain forward Nico Williams experienced firsthand the ugly face of racism when he was subjected to taunts of “monkey” while taking a corner kick during the match at Metropolitano Stadium. Williams bravely
The recent terror threat looming over this week’s Champions League quarterfinal ties has caused major concerns amongst fans and authorities alike. UEFA, the governing body of European football, has acknowledged the threat made by a social media post claiming to be from the Islamic State group. Despite the alarming nature of the threat, UEFA has