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Yahoo
a day ago
- Business
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Atletico Madrid make move for Theo Hernandez amid Al Hilal links
Atletico Madrid are in the market for a new left-back this summer, and one option being considered is Theo Hernandez. The 27-year-old is very familiar with Los Colchoneros, having come through the ranks at the club's academy before a controversial move to Real Madrid in 2017. Hernandez later joined Milan in 2019, and over the last six years, he has become one of the world's best left-backs. But he now appears destined to leave the Serie A giants this summer, and he would be available for a rather affordable price as his contract is due to expire in 12 months' time. Atletico Madrid take steps towards signing Theo Hernandez Hernandez has also been linked with a return to Real Madrid, but at this stage, re-signing for Atleti is a more realistic possibility. And that is because talks have taken place between the cluh and his representatives, as reported by Fabrizio Romano. Advertisement It is reported that Hernandez would be available for a fee in the region of €35m, which is a figure that Saudi Pro League side Al Hilal are believed to be all over. They are advanced in their interest of the France international, which means that Atleti would be playing catch-up in their pursuit. Atleti unlikely to get deal over the line due to Al Hilal interest Image via Getty Images And right now, it appears that it will be difficult to overcome. Atleti do not have enough interest to commit to a €35m offer, although that could change if Hernandez gave priority to a return to the club where he started his career. But at this stage, he is not doing so, which makes it more likely that he joins Al Hilal. There is good reason for Atleti to be moving for a new left-back this summer, given the struggles that they have had in the position over the last few years. Hernandez would have been a good option, but it does make some sense that he is not being overly pursued.
Qatar Tribune
2 days ago
- Sport
- Qatar Tribune
Griezmann signs new two years at Atletico
MadridcTypeface:> Atletico Madrid striker Antoine Griezmann has signed a new two-year contract. The 34-year-old will now stay at the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium until June 2027. Griezmann, who first joined Atleti in 2014 before returning after a two-year stint at Barcelona between 2019 and 2021, is the club's record goalscorer with 197 and is eighth in the all-time list of appearances with 442. He helped Diego Simeone's side to third position in La Liga, playing all 38 matches and scoring eight goals last season. The Frenchman, who has retired from internationals, added another six goals in 10 Champions League appearances and another two in the Copa del Rey. (PA Media/dpa)
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Entertainment
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🚨Breaking news: Griezmann extends his stay at Atlético de Madrid
The Frenchman extends his contract with the red-and-white team until 2027 and puts an end to the exit rumors. Looking ahead to the next Club World Cup, Atlético de Madrid will have some fantastic news with one of its biggest stars. Griezmann has made his decision about the future. The Frenchman has renewed his contract with the red-and-white team until 2027. Amid rumors placing him outside Atleti, the 'Little Prince' remains at the helm of the kingdom. Advertisement This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 Denis Doyle - 2025 Getty Images
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Business
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🚨Breaking news: Griezmann extends his stay at Atlético de Madrid
The Frenchman extends his contract with the red-and-white team until 2027 and puts an end to the exit rumors. Looking ahead to the next Club World Cup, Atlético de Madrid will have some fantastic news with one of its biggest stars. Griezmann has made his decision about the future. The Frenchman has renewed his contract with the red-and-white team until 2027. Amid rumors placing him outside Atleti, the 'Little Prince' remains at the helm of the kingdom. Advertisement This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 Denis Doyle - 2025 Getty Images
Yahoo
28-05-2025
- Business
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Fabrizio Romano confirms Premier League interest in Atletico Madrid superstar
Atletico Madrid are expected to be busy on the transfer front this summer, and there are chances of significant player departures – especially as funds need to be raised for the reported signings of Alex Baena and Cristian Romero. But among those that will not be leaving the RiyadhAir Metropolitano is Julian Alvarez. Alvarez is off the back of a very impressive first season at Atleti. The former Manchester City striker amassed 29 goals across all competitions, with 17 of those coming in La Liga. He had a slow start in the Spanish capital, but in recent months, he has established himself as one of La Liga's best number nines. Premier League interest in Julian Alvarez is confirmed And because of this, it is perhaps no surprise that clubs have taken an interest in signing Alvarez this summer. Arsenal have been strongly linked with him in recent days, and Fabrizio Romano has now confirmed that clubs in the Premier League are looking to sign the Argentina international. Atletico Madrid have no plans to entertain offers But despite this, Atleti have no desire to let Alvarez leave the club this summer. It must be remembered that he was signed for €95m in 2024, so anyone wanting to do business 12 months on would need to pay significant more than that to even get Los Colchoneros to the negotiating table. Image via AFP / Bernat Armangue It makes complete sense for Atleti to take a hard-line stance on Alvarez. He was excellent last season, and if they are to mount a proper challenge to Barcelona and Real Madrid in the 2025-26 campaign, they will need to look to him for goals. There is likely to be more chance of Alvarez moving on from Atleti in 2026, at which point Barcelona could enter the race, as they look to sign a successor to Robert Lewandowski. If they do, those clubs in the Premier League who have an interest will surely be at a disadvantage.
