Atlético and its formula for the league comeback

Atlético de Madrid is preparing to face the final stretch of La Liga with the hope of fighting for the title. Despite the difficulty of the distance with Barcelona and Real Madrid, the rojiblanco team clings to the experience of successful comebacks in the past.

Cholo Simeone’s team has already shown on several occasions that it is capable of chaining important winning streaks, such as those achieved in the 12/13, 13/14, 15/16, 20/21 and 22/23 seasons.

Especially remembered is the 20/21 season, where the team added 16 victories in 17 matches, a milestone that culminated in winning the league title. Now, with ten games ahead, Atlético will seek to repeat those achievements and take advantage of any stumble of its direct rivals.

The Champions League, with the knockout stages facing Barcelona and Real Madrid, could play in favor of the colchoneros. The team trusts in its ability to add points and put pressure on the leaders, with the aim of reaching the end of the season with options to lift the trophy. The rojiblanca fans dream of seeing their team fighting until the last moment and trusts in the experience and claw of Cholo and his players to achieve what seems like a complicated but not impossible mission.

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Llorente: Simeone's Indispensable Red and White Card

Marcos Llorente has established himself as a key piece in Simeone’s scheme, demonstrating exceptional versatility and unwavering commitment to Atlético de Madrid. The Madrid-born player is the outfield player who plays the most minutes per game this season, reflecting his crucial importance in the team.

His dedication and ability to adapt to different positions on the field make him a valuable asset for Cholo. Whether as a right-back, central midfielder, or inside midfielder, Llorente always delivers his best performance.

His numbers speak for themselves, matching last season’s figures in goals and assists, despite having occupied different tactical roles. Far from stagnating, Llorente reinvents himself and adapts to the team’s needs.

His performance in demanding duels, such as the clashes against Vinicius and Raphinha, demonstrates his ability to perform at the highest level. Despite having been absent in some matches due to injury, Llorente remains one of the most used players by Simeone.

His participation in most of the matches in which he has been available underscores his importance in the team. His recent performance as a central midfielder, in the absence of Koke, reaffirms his versatility and his ability to assume responsibilities in different areas of the field. In short, Marcos Llorente is an indispensable card for Simeone, a life insurance that brings talent, commitment, and versatility to Atlético de Madrid.

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'Fantasy' Opportunities at Atlético after the Break

Attention, Atlético fans! After the league break and with the Copa del Rey on the horizon, it’s time to analyze Cholo’s possible rotations and find those ‘bargains’ that can give us extra points in our Fantasy teams.

With the Copa semi-final just around the corner, the schedule tightens and Simeone will have to manage the squad. South American internationals Giménez, De Paul, Nahuel Molina, and Julián Álvarez will return to Madrid after fulfilling their commitments with Argentina and Uruguay.

This factor could influence the lineup for the next match. If you are looking for economic and potential options, players like Azpilicueta, Reinildo, Gallagher and Lino could be interesting bets, taking into account the possible rotation in defense and midfield.

Keep an eye on Sorloth too! Atlético faces a demanding schedule, but the depth of the Rojiblancos squad offers opportunities for everyone. Let’s take advantage of the moment to reinforce our Fantasy teams and support Atleti in every game! The match against Espanyol in matchday 29 is presented as a good opportunity to see these possible alternatives in the starting eleven.

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De Paul, Ready for the Superclásico

Rodrigo de Paul, Atlético de Madrid midfielder, is set to be a key starter in the crucial match between Argentina and Brazil, the ‘Superclásico de las Américas’. After participating in training with Argentina’s U-20 team, De Paul is fully focused on Tuesday’s game.

The Atlético player expressed his excitement for the match, considering it the most important and attractive classic worldwide. ‘Our Clásico is against Brazil, as it is watched all over the world. It is the most important and this one will be beautiful,’ De Paul stated, showing his ambition to participate.

Although the final decision rests with the coaching staff, the player showed himself willing and motivated: ‘Matches like this are the most beautiful. I’ve faced Brazil several times and hopefully I can be there again’. De Paul, with 75 international caps since his debut in 2019, is one of the most beloved players by the Argentine fans, second only to Messi and ‘Dibu’ Martínez. His charisma and commitment to the Albiceleste make him a fundamental part of the team.

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Sorloth: The 'Hitman' Goalscorer of Atleti

Alexander Sorloth has become a key player for Atlético de Madrid. The Norwegian striker, nicknamed ‘hitman’ by Simeone, stands out for his goal-scoring efficiency. With an average of one goal every 104 minutes, he is the second player in the club’s history with the best goal ratio, having played at least 30 games.

In the 39 matches he has played between La Liga, Copa, and Champions League, he has scored 15 goals and provided two assists. In LaLiga EA Sports, where he has participated in 25 matches, he has 11 goals, becoming the team’s top scorer in the competition.

His goals have been crucial in adding important points, such as the goal that gave Atlético the victory against Barcelona. Sorloth surpasses historical players like Radamel Falcao in goal average, although he is below the unequaled Christian Vieri.

His ability to finish with both legs, with his head and even from the penalty spot, makes him a very complete striker. His performance is vital for Atlético, who need his goals and intensity to achieve the season’s goals.

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Atlético's B Team: Overflowing Passion at the Metropolitano

Atlético de Madrid fans once again demonstrated their unwavering support for the club’s future. Despite an unpleasant afternoon in Madrid, nearly 13,000 Colchoneros gathered at the Metropolitano to cheer on the B team in their match against Betis Deportivo.

The young Rojiblancos, led by Fernando Torres, felt the warmth of a dedicated fan base that filled the lower tier of the stadium. This impressive support surpassed the previous record attendance for an academy match, set in an exciting Youth League match against Genk.

Several players who shone in that European match, such as Boñar, Kostis, Julio, David Muñoz, Niño, Abde, and Esquivel, were again part of the squad, demonstrating the promising future that awaits them in the Rojiblanca Academy. The final draw did not dampen the celebration in the stands, where the fans showed their confidence in the youth project and their desire to see the B team fighting for the playoff, hoping to soon repeat the experience of playing in front of their fans at the Metropolitano.

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Excitement and Draw at the Metropolitano: Atlético B vs. Betis Deportivo

Atlético B and Betis Deportivo signed a draw in a match played at the Metropolitano, a special encounter for the Rojiblancos. Despite the festive atmosphere and the support of the fans, the youth team couldn’t secure the victory on an afternoon marked by rain.

Fernando Torres’ team showed glimpses of their potential, with an acrobatic shot by Martín after a cross from Kostis warning the opponent. However, Betis Deportivo, with great play in midfield, took initial control of the match.

As the first half progressed, the young Colchoneros adapted to the pitch and generated several clear goalscoring opportunities, with Rayane, Diego Bri, and Boñar seeking the goal unsuccessfully. Esquivel, the Rojiblanco goalkeeper, also demonstrated his great level by stopping a clear chance from Betis.

In the second half, Betis Deportivo intensified their pressure, creating danger in Esquivel’s area, who stood out as a key figure in maintaining the draw. The changes made by Fernando Torres sought to revitalize the team, achieving greater balance and physical dominance, although without materializing in clear goalscoring opportunities. The match ended with a distribution of points, leaving the fans with a bittersweet taste, but with hope intact in the future of the Rojiblanco youth team.

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Norway Unleashes Its Power with Haaland and Sorloth

Norway dreams of the 2026 World Cup and has started its journey in a spectacular way! The team has shown its ambition to return to the world football elite, absent since 2000, with a resounding away victory.

The goal is clear: to secure a ticket for the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, the first major national team tournament for Erling Haaland. The match was a goal festival, resolving the encounter quickly.

From the fifth minute, Stale Solbakken’s team took the lead thanks to Ryerson. The team, with figures like Nyland (Sevilla), Ryerson (Dortmund), Ajer (Brentford), Berge (Fulham), Schjelderup (Benfica), Odegaard (Arsenal), Haaland (Manchester City), and Sorloth (Atlético de Madrid) in the starting eleven, dominated from start to finish.

At halftime, the scoreboard reflected an impressive 0-4, with goals from Haaland, Aasgaard, and Sorloth. Haaland’s goal came after an excellent team play, while Sorloth scored with a header after a corner kick. Donnum sealed the rout in the second half, confirming the team’s great moment. Norway is now preparing to face Israel, with an eye on securing the first place in the group, which also includes Moldova, Estonia, and the loser of the Nations League playoff between Germany and Italy. The road to the World Cup has started strongly!

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Griezmann: A Living Legend of Atlético

Antoine Griezmann, after announcing his retirement from the French national team, focuses all his energy on Atlético de Madrid, where he seeks to continue making history and adding titles to his record.

At 34 years old, the Colchoneros striker prioritizes rest during international breaks to optimize his performance in a club with a demanding schedule, preparing conscientiously at Cerro del Espino for the final stretch of the season.

Griezmann is considering his future, pondering the possibility of continuing as a Rojiblanco or exploring new horizons in MLS, a destination that has always appealed to him.

However, his immediate present is linked to Atlético, where he has the opportunity to become the foreigner with the most appearances in LaLiga, surpassing Leo Messi. Beyond individual records, Griezmann’s great desire is to conquer an important title with Atlético.

After winning the Europa League and the Super Cups, the Copa del Rey is presented as a primary objective, especially after eliminating Barcelona and Real Madrid. Although he does not rule out causing a surprise in LaLiga, the Frenchman dreams of lifting a league trophy. With 34 years just completed and 16 goals in the season, Griezmann proves that he still has much to offer to Atlético de Madrid, consolidating himself as a living legend of the club.

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Atleti B Dreams Big at the Metropolitano

Atlético de Madrid B faces Betis Deportivo at the Metropolitano in a crucial match for their promotion aspirations. With ambition as their banner, just like the first team, the young Rojiblancos talents seek to emulate their elders and achieve glory.

Promotion is the priority objective set by the club’s management, aware that competing at the highest level is essential for the development of the future Atleti players. A vibrant Metropolitano is expected, with a dedicated fanbase that will come in droves to support the Rojiblancos cubs.

Around 20,000 spectators are expected to attend to cheer on the reserve team in this momentous match. The Sunday will be full of activities for the whole family in the stadium’s ‘Fan Zone’, with inflatables, trampolines, Indi Park and the Atleti Gaming House, guaranteeing fun for the little ones. A complete day to enjoy Atleti and cheer on the club’s future on their way to promotion.

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