The 4 exits that Atlético has in mind

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25/04/26 21:00:00

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Atlético de Madrid has been one of the most active clubs in this transfer market, looking to strengthen their squad with high-caliber signings. Among the confirmed additions are Alexander Sørloth and Robin Le Normand, two players who will bring solidity and power to the team. Furthermore, rumors suggest that Julián Álvarez and Conor Gallagher are very close to being announced as new Atleti players.

However, these movements have forced the club to reconsider its economic and sporting balance, meaning they will have to make room in the squad. In this context, Atlético has identified four players who could leave in this transfer market:

Thomas Lemar:

The talented Frenchman has not been able to establish himself in the team due to his constant injuries, which have affected his continuity and performance. Despite his potential, Lemar has not quite fit into Simeone's system, making his departure a real possibility.

Javi Galán:

Despite arriving last season, the full-back has not convinced the Argentine coach. His performance has not met expectations, and the club would be willing to listen to offers for him.

Ángel Correa:

The Argentine forward has been on the transfer list for several years. Although he has had standout moments, the management remains open to the possibility of letting him go to make room for new signings.

Giuliano Simeone:

The young forward, son of coach Diego Simeone, has not yet shown the necessary level for the first team. At 21 years old, the club could choose to loan him out again, as was the case last season when he was sent to Alavés to further his development.

Atlético de Madrid is in a restructuring phase, seeking to balance its squad to compete at the highest level in LaLiga and European competitions. The upcoming days will be crucial in defining the future of these players and the team's direction.

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