Following the official transfer of Kang Lee, Atlético Madrid has entered the second phase of the summer transfer window. The club’s primary objective has shifted toward facilitating player sales to generate the necessary capital for future acquisitions. Atlético Madrid has recently committed approximately 90 million euros, excluding bonuses, to secure transfers for Alejandro Grimaldo, Morten Hjulmand, and Kang Lee.
With this spending complete, Sporting Director Mateu Alemany’s focus has pivoted entirely to divestment. According to reports from Spanish media outlets, several key players are identified as potential departures, including Thiago Almada, Alexander Sørloth, Matteo Ruggeri, Thomas Lemar, and José María Giménez. Of particular interest is the potential exit of Thiago Almada.
He has attracted significant international interest, with offers reportedly coming from clubs in Saudi Arabia and River Plate. However, Flamengo has been cited as the most probable destination for the Argentine midfielder. The current strategic direction for the madrid club involves balancing recent investments with necessary revenue generation.
The successful sale of multiple players is crucial as the club navigates this second phase of the transfer market, aiming to solidify its squad composition financially.
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