Morata: A Red and White Regret

Álvaro Morata, an unexpected protagonist of a summer of moves, confesses his possible mistake in leaving Atlético de Madrid after the European Championship. Despite promising on social media to stay until winning a title with the club, the striker ended up signing for Milan.

However, a subsequent loan to Galatasaray, after failing to succeed in Italy, has made him reflect on his decision. Morata admits that, if he could go back, he would think twice before leaving the Metropolitano.

He acknowledges that uncertainty about his future during the European Championship clouded his judgment and led him to make a hasty decision. The insistence of Paulo Fonseca, then coach of Milan, was a determining factor in his departure.

Despite ruling out a possible return to Atlético, Morata cherishes fond memories of his time at the club and the affection he received from Cholo. He highlights the unconditional support of the coach in a delicate personal moment, something that pleasantly surprised him.

As for the present, Morata is experiencing a new stage in Turkey, although he does not forget his red and white past. He confesses to having passionately followed the Champions League match between Atlético and Real Madrid, especially regretting the cancellation of Julián Álvarez’s goal. The striker believes that the play was not clear and advocates for the use of technology to avoid errors of this type in the future.

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Josema and the 'Spider': Colchonero Duel in Uruguay-Argentina

Uruguayan international Josema Giménez, a stalwart of Atlético de Madrid, is preparing for an exciting match with his national team against Julián Álvarez’s Argentina. The Uruguayan center-back anticipates a vibrant duel, recognizing the importance of each international matchday and the excitement of representing his country.

Aware of the intensity that always characterizes a Uruguay-Argentina clash, Giménez highlights the need to enjoy the match, assuming the responsibility of defending La Celeste in a packed stadium. In a relaxed and humorous tone, Josema joked about his confrontation with Álvarez, known as the ‘Spider’.

He stated that, if he gets to play, he will try not to kick his fellow Colchonero, recognizing Atlético’s dependence on the striker’s goals, even if the League becomes complicated.

A nod to Julián’s importance in Atlético’s scheme and the good relationship that exists between both players, beyond the rivalry that may exist on the field representing their national teams. This match promises to be a spectacle for football fans and, especially, for Atlético fans, who will be able to see two of their stars face off in a high-tension duel.

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Oblak vs. Soria: A Clash of Titans in Goal

Jan Oblak, our giant between the posts, faces an exciting challenge in the fight for LaLiga’s best goalkeeper award. David Soria, Getafe’s goalkeeper, has become a formidable competitor, testing the solidity and talent of our Slovenian idol.

Oblak, with five titles to his name, seeks to achieve a historic milestone: becoming the goalkeeper with the most Zamora trophies in history, surpassing legends like Víctor Valdés and Antoni Ramallets. However, Soria, boosted by Getafe’s defensive system, is putting up a tough fight.

Currently, the difference between them is minimal, promising an exciting end to the season. Atlético de Madrid, known for its defensive solidity, leads alongside Napoli as one of the teams with the fewest goals conceded in the major European leagues.

This reflects the commitment and dedication of the entire team, from defense to attack, but especially of Oblak, who gifts us spectacular saves match after match. With ten matchdays ahead, excitement is guaranteed. All Atlético fans are confident that Oblak, with his talent and experience, will overcome this challenge and win his sixth Zamora trophy. Come on, Jan! Go for history!

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Oblak vs. Soria: A Clash of Titans in Goal

Jan Oblak, our giant between the posts, faces an exciting challenge in the fight for LaLiga’s best goalkeeper award. David Soria, Getafe’s goalkeeper, has become a formidable competitor, testing the solidity and talent of our Slovenian idol.

Oblak, with five titles to his name, seeks to achieve a historic milestone: becoming the goalkeeper with the most Zamora trophies in history, surpassing legends like Víctor Valdés and Antoni Ramallets. However, Soria, boosted by Getafe’s defensive system, is putting up a tough fight.

Currently, the difference between them is minimal, promising an exciting end to the season. Atlético de Madrid, known for its defensive solidity, leads alongside Napoli as one of the teams with the fewest goals conceded in the major European leagues.

This reflects the commitment and dedication of the entire team, from defense to attack, but especially of Oblak, who gifts us spectacular saves match after match. With ten matchdays ahead, excitement is guaranteed. All Atlético fans are confident that Oblak, with his talent and experience, will overcome this challenge and win his sixth Zamora trophy. Come on, Jan! Go for history!

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Atleti Femenino: Passion, Recognition and Red and White Legacy

The Metropolitano was dressed up for the third edition of ‘Atleti en Femenino’, a red and white event dedicated to sport and women. The day began with a panel discussion on the culture of the stands, moderated by journalist Patricia Cazón, with the participation of prominent representatives of Atlético fan clubs.

Paloma del Río received the Rubén Caravaca Award, a recognition of her work in promoting values such as rebellion, collaboration and love for sport. The gala also featured the presence of Jero García and Miriam Gutiérrez, who shared their story of overcoming adversity and fighting against violence.

The highlight was the presentation of the Almudena Grandes Award to Amanda Sampedro, a legend of the club. The former Atleti captain, who joined the club at just nine years old and made her debut in the first team at 15, is a symbol of red and white commitment and passion.

María Vargas, sports director of Atlético Femenino, was in charge of presenting the award to an emotional Amanda, who recalled her beginnings at the club and the unconditional support of her family.

‘Being with the people of Atleti is being with family,’ said Amanda, highlighting the values that the club has instilled in her throughout her career. A well-deserved tribute to a figure who has left an indelible mark on the history of Atleti Femenino.

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Atleti Femenino: Passion, Recognition and Red and White Legacy

The Metropolitano was dressed up for the third edition of ‘Atleti en Femenino’, a red and white event dedicated to sport and women. The day began with a panel discussion on the culture of the stands, moderated by journalist Patricia Cazón, with the participation of prominent representatives of Atlético fan clubs.

Paloma del Río received the Rubén Caravaca Award, a recognition of her work in promoting values such as rebellion, collaboration and love for sport. The gala also featured the presence of Jero García and Miriam Gutiérrez, who shared their story of overcoming adversity and fighting against violence.

The highlight was the presentation of the Almudena Grandes Award to Amanda Sampedro, a legend of the club. The former Atleti captain, who joined the club at just nine years old and made her debut in the first team at 15, is a symbol of red and white commitment and passion.

María Vargas, sports director of Atlético Femenino, was in charge of presenting the award to an emotional Amanda, who recalled her beginnings at the club and the unconditional support of her family.

‘Being with the people of Atleti is being with family,’ said Amanda, highlighting the values that the club has instilled in her throughout her career. A well-deserved tribute to a figure who has left an indelible mark on the history of Atleti Femenino.

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Norway Fine-Tunes Aim with Haaland and Sorloth

The Norwegian national team has chosen the Costa del Sol, specifically Marbella, to prepare for its crucial qualifying matches for the 2026 World Cup. With an atmosphere of intense work and despite the rain, the team is focused on the matches against Moldova and Israel, seeking to add vital points on their way to the World Cup.

The concentration in Marbella, at the Marbella Football Center facilities, features the stellar presence of Erling Haaland, the Manchester City striker, who arrives in his beloved Marbella after breaking records in the Premier League.

His goalscoring nose and leadership ability are fundamental for the Norwegian team. Alongside Haaland, the presence of Alexander Sorloth, the Atlético striker, stands out. Sorloth arrives motivated after scoring again at the Metropolitano.

His power and dedication in the rojiblanco attack are an added value for the national team. Completing the luxury trident is Martin Odegaard, the talented Arsenal midfielder.

With his vision of the game and precision in passing, Odegaard is in charge of connecting the midfield with the forward line, providing balance and creativity to Norway’s game. Coach Ståle Solbakken has gathered his best men to face this important qualifying phase. The goal is clear: to get the ticket to the World Cup and take Norway to the top. Fans trust the talent and determination of these players to achieve success.

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Norway Fine-Tunes Aim with Haaland and Sorloth

The Norwegian national team has chosen the Costa del Sol, specifically Marbella, to prepare for its crucial qualifying matches for the 2026 World Cup. With an atmosphere of intense work and despite the rain, the team is focused on the matches against Moldova and Israel, seeking to add vital points on their way to the World Cup.

The concentration in Marbella, at the Marbella Football Center facilities, features the stellar presence of Erling Haaland, the Manchester City striker, who arrives in his beloved Marbella after breaking records in the Premier League.

His goalscoring nose and leadership ability are fundamental for the Norwegian team. Alongside Haaland, the presence of Alexander Sorloth, the Atlético striker, stands out. Sorloth arrives motivated after scoring again at the Metropolitano.

His power and dedication in the rojiblanco attack are an added value for the national team. Completing the luxury trident is Martin Odegaard, the talented Arsenal midfielder.

With his vision of the game and precision in passing, Odegaard is in charge of connecting the midfield with the forward line, providing balance and creativity to Norway’s game. Coach Ståle Solbakken has gathered his best men to face this important qualifying phase. The goal is clear: to get the ticket to the World Cup and take Norway to the top. Fans trust the talent and determination of these players to achieve success.

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The Metropolitano Roars: Refereeing Memories and the Red and White Passion

The recent elimination of Atlético de Madrid has rekindled old refereeing controversies. The annulment of Julián Álvarez’s goal, which proved decisive, has generated an intense debate about the application of the rules.

This memory brings to mind another controversial decision, this time in a Real Madrid match against Chelsea. In that match, a goal by Marcos Alonso was disallowed for handball, an action that, despite the controversy, ended up favoring the white team.

These types of situations, where refereeing decisions seem to tip the balance, are especially painful for the Colchoneros fans. The passion and fervor that characterize Atlético’s fans make every detail, every play, every refereeing decision, lived with unique intensity.

Moments like these reaffirm the fighting spirit and the conviction that, despite the obstacles, the team will always give its best on the field. The loyal and committed Red and White fans continue to believe in their team and their ability to overcome any adversity. This sense of belonging and pride is what truly defines Atlético de Madrid.

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The Metropolitano Roars: Refereeing Memories and the Red and White Passion

The recent elimination of Atlético de Madrid has rekindled old refereeing controversies. The annulment of Julián Álvarez’s goal, which proved decisive, has generated an intense debate about the application of the rules.

This memory brings to mind another controversial decision, this time in a Real Madrid match against Chelsea. In that match, a goal by Marcos Alonso was disallowed for handball, an action that, despite the controversy, ended up favoring the white team.

These types of situations, where refereeing decisions seem to tip the balance, are especially painful for the Colchoneros fans. The passion and fervor that characterize Atlético’s fans make every detail, every play, every refereeing decision, lived with unique intensity.

Moments like these reaffirm the fighting spirit and the conviction that, despite the obstacles, the team will always give its best on the field. The loyal and committed Red and White fans continue to believe in their team and their ability to overcome any adversity. This sense of belonging and pride is what truly defines Atlético de Madrid.

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