The members of Atlético de Madrid's Board of Directors have unanimously expressed their absolute support for the club's decision to not negotiate the transfer of Julián Alvarez to FC Barcelona.
The members of the Board of Directors acknowledge that "Atlético de Madrid is open to standard transfer market negotiations when conducted in a professional, ethical and respectful manner. We fully stand behind the club’s previously communicated position that FC Barcelona failed to meet these requirements and, as a result, there will not be any negotiation and there is zero consideration of an Alvarez transfer to Barcelona.”
Atlético de Madrid trust that our player will understand the decision and will remain focused on helping the club achieve its goals, just as he has done during the two seasons he has been defending our colors.
🚨⚪️⚫️ BREAKING: Gonzalo García to Fulham, here we go! Deal completed with Real Madrid.
◉ €40m fixed fee.
◉ €2m future add-ons.
◉ 30% sell-on clause to Real.
◉ Matching rights for Real Madrid.
Up next: Cesar Palacios to Fulham, being completed shortly. 🔜🇪🇸
Trump on Balogun: "I saw the play, and I'm a person that loves sports ... that wasn't a foul. That wasn't even an infraction ... this referee, who is a little bit suspect if you check his past. He made a call that nobody could believe ... he's our best player, or one of our best players. And he gave him a red card. I didn't know what that meant ... yes, I asked for a review by FIFA."
❤️🖤 Sandro Tonali on dream to return to AC Milan one say: “There are always rumors about it… we always joke about it”.
“But if one day there’s a chance [to return to AC Milan], we’ll seriously talk about that”.
https://t.co/wWGNmWnCY9’s updated MVP Ladder:
1. Victor Wembanyama
2. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
3. Nikola Jokić
4. Luka Dončić
5. Jaylen Brown
6. Cade Cunningham
7. Jalen Johnson
8. Kawhi Leonard
9. Donovan Mitchell
10. Anthony Edwards
@04gully Macron was ready to give Mbappe access to France's nuclear weapons for him to stay at PSG, and people still thought he would just subordinate himself to anyone at any other club
Bro got to wear #7 for a bit, held onto a good contract for 5 years, kicked the ball around with some of the best players itw every week in training, and scored in a Clásico in one of his few appearances. This is literally my dream career. Idolo.