Atletico Madrid are working towards the clock to herald reinforcements this January, and have been dealt a blow to their ambitions. Los Colchoneros are focusing on a central midfielder and a playmaker to switch Conor Gallagher and Giacomo Raspadori.
With respect to the previous, it appears Sporting Director Mateu Alemany has various plates spinning, with Marc Casado, Ederson dos Santos and primarily Joao Gomes all famous as targets for the approaching days. Much less choices have been made public with regard to a extra attacking reinforcement.
Kang-In Lee curiosity rebuffed by PSG
Their prime goal was stated to be Paris Saint-Germain playmaker Kang-In Lee, who has not had a lot in the way in which of sport time for Luis Enrique. Atletico Madrid have been in talks for him, and the South Korean star is claimed to be eager on the transfer. But Matteo Moretto reviews that PSG have rejected their strategy for him, as Luis Enrique doesn’t wish to lose him midseason, and won’t think about a transfer presently. There’s a probability a deal may very well be executed in the summertime, however PSG will attempt to supply him a brand new contract.
Earlier reviews had indicated that PSG would looke for a charge of round €40-50m in the event that they had been to permit him to depart – which seems to be a quantity appropriate just for the summer time.
Thiago Almada set to remain at Atletico
It will increase the possibilities of Thiago Almada remaining on the membership. The Argentine worldwide is eager to make sure he nonetheless has a spot within the Albiceleste World Cup squad, and has not been proud of the quantity of minutes he has presently.
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In midweek, Alemany was requested whether or not Almada may depart on mortgage to Galatasaray, and dominated out that chance. If Kang-In doesn’t depart PSG, it could seem to make sure Los Rojiblancos hold onto him.


























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