🔀 Clement Lenglet leaves Barça and signs for Atleti
FC Barcelona has just made it official a few moments ago. Clement Lenglet is no longer part of the Blaugrana squad after his departure from the club was finalized.
"FC Barcelona and first team player Clément Lenglet have reached an agreement to terminate his contract with the Club. FC Barcelona publicly expresses its gratitude to Clément Lenglet for his commitment and dedication and wishes him luck and success in the future," the club highlighted in a statement that also lists the Frenchman's achievements.
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The defender spent last season on loan at Atlético de Madrid. With the Rojiblanco side, he played 34 matches in which he scored three goals and became a key piece for Cholo Simeone. Minutes later, Atleti confirmed his new contract until 2028.
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