Watch Gabriel closely. Does nothing wrong, in fact Gabriel is trying to de-escalate the tension vs Sunderland.
Referee John Brooks gives him a yellow. This isn't incompetence, this is corruption against Arsenal. https://t.co/gFcCkJbtoJ
🚨 Arsenal is officially the first football club in history with 3 stadiums as its home ground.
> Emirates Stadium
> Stamford Bridge
> Tottenham Stadium
All three stadiums has now been confirmed to be owned by Arsenal 🔥
🚨🇦🇷 Inside Atlético Madrid, they described what happened this summer with Barça and Julián Alvarez as:
"A very dirty attack from all sides. Barcelona behaved disgracefully from beginning to end. They always knew they weren’t going to achieve anything this way, but despite knowing that and privately admitting it, they decided to continue deceiving their fans, their coach and their own squad until the very last day.
Julián Alvarez, like us, has suffered greatly throughout this whole situation, which was fuelled by a lot of false information and very bad intentions."
They also explain that if a player who is part of Atleti's plans is unhappy, the first step is to assess the situation and try to bring the two sides closer together.
However, if the player ultimately prefers to explore other options to continue his career, the club’s approach is to set a market value while demanding transparency in negotiations from both the interested club and the player’s representative.
If either party refuses to follow this approach, Arleti immediately cut off any form of discussion. From that point onward, any attempt to apply pressure will be met with outright rejection from Atlético Madrid.
Club officials openly state that this commitment to transparency and consistency ensures that any potential negotiations are fair and conducted within the market.
However, in Atlético’s view, Barcelona did exactly the OPPOSITE.
They negotiated behind Atlético Madrid’s back, approached the player before direct clashes between the two teams last season, spread false messages through media mouthpieces and employed all kinds of tactics that have nothing to do with how the club’s executive team and Board of Directors believe negotiations should be conducted.
And that is exactly why Atlético Madrid never considered reaching an agreement with Barcelona for Julián Alvarez.
@medinamarca/@marca
@Smittcmd@FabrizioRomano It's so simple they Hate ! BARCELONA. It's not a matter of money It's a matter of pride. They will not be bullied into selling their best players to their rivals.
@jikaninnasucces@FabrizioRomano@grok is it possible for Julian Alvarez to terminate his contract and is it possible for him to take atletico Madrid to court to terminate his release clause?