The recent news of Álvaro Morata’s permanent transfer to AC Milan from Atlético Madrid has stirred up mixed emotions among fans. The 31-year-old striker, who led Spain to victory in Euro 2024, had been a key player for Atlético, scoring 46 goals in 117 appearances during his time at the club. However, his decision to
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Recent sources have indicated that Manchester City striker Julián Álvarez is being considered by Atlético Madrid as their first choice to replace Álvaro Morata, should the Spain captain make a move to AC Milan this summer. This potential transfer has sparked significant interest in the football community, as Álvarez has shown promise with his goal-scoring
Álvaro Morata, the captain of the Spanish national team, recently expressed his disillusionment with his country’s football environment. In an interview with El Mundo, Morata mentioned that there is a lack of respect in Spain towards both players and the game itself. This sentiment comes after Morata has faced criticism and whistles from Spanish fans
Atletico Madrid are reportedly closing in on a deal to sign Real Sociedad defender Robin Le Normand for a fee of around €30 million. The sources have told ESPN that the French-born 27-year-old, who is currently representing Spain at Euro 2024, has agreed to join Atletico this summer. Le Normand has been a key player
Álvaro Morata, the forward for Atlético Madrid, has expressed his frustration with the way fans in Spain have treated him and his family. Despite being the fourth highest goalscorer in the history of the Spanish national team and currently captaining his country at Euro 2024, Morata has faced criticism and whistles from fans. This treatment
Atlético Madrid recently made headlines by announcing their decision to go back to using the club’s 1947 crest starting July 1. This move comes after facing significant backlash over the updated badge that was introduced in 2017. The modernized emblem failed to resonate with the fans, prompting a massive response from the club members. With
Atlético Madrid recently won an appeal to overturn a two-game partial stadium ban that was imposed by the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF). This ban was a result of an incident where Athletic Club player Nico Williams suffered racist abuse during a league game between the two teams. In addition to overturning the ban, the RFEF’s
The recent incident of racism at the Atletico Madrid vs Athletic Club match has once again brought to light the ongoing issue of racism in Spanish soccer. Spain forward Nico Williams was subjected to racial abuse by fans, who shouted “monkey” at him while he was taking a corner kick in the first half. This
The recent terror threat looming over the Champions League quarterfinal ties has sparked concerns among football fans worldwide. UEFA, the governing body of European football, has acknowledged the threat but has assured that the matches will proceed as scheduled. A social media post claiming to be from the Islamic State group hinted at possible attacks
Barcelona forward João Félix recently faced a hostile reception from Atlético Madrid fans during his return to the Metropolitano. Despite scoring a goal against his parent club, he was jeered, had his every touch whistled, and even had a plaque dedicated to him dirtied and a shirt burned with his name on it. Félix defended