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Deyna Castellanos: NWSL Priority over Vinotinto

Former Atlético de Madrid player, Deyna Castellanos, currently with the Portland Thorns in the NWSL, has made a difficult decision: prioritizing her career in the United States over her participation with the Venezuelan national team.

The talented attacker, remembered for her time at Atleti where she won the Spanish Super Cup, has expressed concern about possible immigration restrictions that could prevent her return to the North American country under the new political context.

Castellanos, who also played for Manchester City, expressed her frustration at not being able to represent her country, but believes that her contractual responsibility and the uncertainty about her re-entry into the United States require her to take this action.

Her agent has confirmed that the decision is based on the ’lack of clarity’ in US immigration policies. Castellanos’s situation reflects a broader problem affecting other international players in the NWSL, such as the four Zambian players who have also chosen not to travel with their national team. The player, who left an indelible mark on the Red and White fans, prioritizes her present in the American league, hoping that the situation will be resolved soon and that she can once again defend the colors of Venezuela in the future. Atlético de Madrid follows her career closely and wishes her all the best in this new stage.

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Colchoneros on the Charge: Legal Battle Against UEFA

Atlético de Madrid fans are preparing for a possible legal battle against UEFA, fueled by the controversy surrounding the annulment of Julián Álvarez’s penalty.

Following the publication of reports suggesting manipulation in the video used by UEFA to justify the decision, the International Union of Atlético de Madrid Fan Clubs, along with other groups, has requested explanations from the European body.

In the absence of a response, they do not rule out filing a lawsuit to defend the honor of the Rojiblancos club, even reaching the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) if necessary.

This movement is reinforced by a recent case of a Norwegian women’s club, Brann, who won a lawsuit against UEFA at the CAS for a fine imposed after displaying a satirical banner. This precedent fuels the hope of the Colchoneros fans, demonstrating that it is possible to defeat UEFA in this type of legal dispute.

Although aware of the difficulty and cost of the process, the fans are determined to go to the ultimate consequences in their defense of Atlético de Madrid. This case, although different from that of Brann, serves as inspiration for the Rojiblanco supporters who seek justice and transparency in arbitration decisions. The passion and commitment of the Colchoneros fans are the driving force behind this fight against UEFA.

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Atlético dreams of LaLiga: Let's go for 84 points!

Atlético de Madrid clings to the hope of conquering LaLiga. After shortening distances with the leader, Barcelona, and Real Madrid, the rojiblanco team considers an ambitious challenge: to add the remaining 24 points at stake.

Reaching 84 points could be enough to lift the title, a feat that has already been seen on ten occasions since LaLiga awards three points per victory. Although the current distance with the top positions seems considerable, the faith in the team is unwavering.

Simeone’s team proudly remember the Liga del Doblete, in which Cholo was a player, as an example that everything is possible. Barcelona (4), Real Madrid (3), Valencia (2) and Deportivo (1) have already won LaLiga with 84 points or less. Atlético hopes to follow in their footsteps. Let’s go for it, team! The Metropolitano dreams of celebrating another league title. Come on, Atleti!

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Nico Rodríguez: The Colchoneros Secure Their Future

Great news for Atlético fans! Atlético de Madrid has secured one of the jewels of its youth academy, the talented Spanish-Uruguayan midfielder Nico Rodríguez. Trained in the Academy since 2019, Nico has signed his first professional contract, consolidating his commitment to the club of his dreams.

The young midfielder, currently in the Cadete A, did not hide his enthusiasm after signing: ‘Since I was little I dreamed of this, of signing a professional contract with Atleti’. His objective is clear: ’to continue climbing steps at Atlético de Madrid’.

Nico Rodríguez stands out for his versatility, handling of both legs and a privileged vision of the game. With a powerful ball strike, this offensive midfielder knows who he admires: Pablo Barrios, a mirror to look into.

Koke is also a reference for him, and he dreams of a successful career at Atleti like the captain’s. Although he was recently concentrated with the Uruguay U-17 National Team, his young age (16 years old) prevented him from playing in the South American Championship. However, his potential is undeniable, and Atlético de Madrid is betting heavily on his development. A bright future awaits Nico Rodríguez at the Metropolitano!

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Change in VAR: Marciniak with a new partner

Good news for the red and white fans: the change of Szymon Marciniak’s VAR partner has nothing to do with the controversial penalty disallowed in the derby against Real Madrid at the Metropolitano.

Initially, there was speculation about a possible UEFA sanction after the penalty shootout, but the reality is different. According to COPE and MD, Tomasz Kwiatkowski’s absence is due to a physical injury, preventing him from being present at the match between Tottenham and Eintracht Frankfurt.

This news clears any doubts about possible reprisals against the refereeing team for the play in question. In fact, Marciniak and Kwiatkowski were appointed for a Nations League match between Germany and Italy shortly after the derby, which proves that UEFA did not consider that there were reasons to sanction them.

This detail reinforces the position of the highest football body, which already supported the refereeing decision with a video showing that Julián Álvarez hit the ball twice before the penalty kick.

Therefore, Atlético fans can rest assured: the refereeing decision in the derby was the right one and has not generated negative consequences for the main referee. The change in VAR is due exclusively to physical reasons, dispelling any suspicion of punishment related to the match in the Metropolitano. One more example that Atleti fights tooth and nail, always with their heads held high.

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Milla and Atleti: A Latent Rumor

For some time, Simeone has expressed the need for a ‘5’ to strengthen the midfield of Atlético de Madrid. In this context, the name of Luis Milla, current midfielder of Getafe, has emerged as an interesting option for the sports management of the Rojiblancos club.

During the past summer market, Atlético tried to obtain the transfer of the player, but Getafe, aware of Milla’s importance in their game scheme, rejected the proposal.

Milla, a key player in Getafe, has responded to rumors about his possible signing for Atlético, stating that he is focused on his current team and happy with his professional present. He stressed that he has a contract until 2027 and is enjoying a great moment in his career.

Although his arrival at Atlético did not materialize in the past, his name remains linked to the club, especially in the face of Simeone’s persistent demand for a defensive midfielder.

Milla already knows the Rojiblancos house, having been part of the lower categories and even carried out a preseason under the orders of Cholo. After his time at Atlético, Milla managed to relaunch his career, standing out in teams such as Fuenlabrada, Tenerife and Granada, before becoming a fundamental player in Getafe. The possibility of seeing him dressed in Rojiblanco in the future remains a latent option for fans.

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Atleti and Díaz de Mera: A New Chapter at the Metropolitano

Atlético de Madrid is preparing to host Valladolid at the Metropolitano, a match that will be officiated by Isidro Díaz de Mera Escuderos. A referee who already knows what it’s like to referee Atleti this season, with a positive record for the Colchoneros.

Rojiblancos fans will especially remember the Copa del Rey match against Cacereño, where the team came back to take the victory. However, that match also saw Simeone sent off for a protested action, an incident that is sure to be present in the Argentine coach’s memory.

Díaz de Mera also officiated Atleti at the Metropolitano against Osasuna, where the Rojiblancos took all three points. In total, the record with this referee is favorable, with several victories and one draw. The last match led was against Real Sociedad that ended in a draw.

For Valladolid, the numbers with this referee are not so positive, accumulating more defeats than victories. A match against Barcelona is remembered where the referee from La Mancha asked the Valladolid coach not to protest. This new meeting at the Metropolitano represents an opportunity for Atleti to continue adding important points, with the hope that Díaz de Mera’s experience will not negatively influence the development of the game. Let’s go for the victory, Atleti!

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Atlético: Key Return and Novelties in the Starting Eleven

Atlético de Madrid is intensely preparing for its upcoming match at the Metropolitano. The Colchoneros team is facing the week of training with an eye on fine-tuning the strategy and consolidating the starting eleven.

Despite some notable absences in training, the coaching staff is confident in recovering key players for the crucial match. Significant changes are emerging in the starting lineup. The expected return of Koke to the starting eleven is one of the great news, bringing experience and solidity to the midfield.

His presence is essential to balance the game and give fluidity to the defense-attack transition. Another name that is back in the spotlight is Javi Galán, who seeks to regain his place at left-back, offering depth and range down the wing.

Giménez is also emerging as a starter, strengthening the defense with his hierarchy and bluntness. With these adjustments, a renewed and competitive Atlético is expected, ready to face the challenge with grit and determination.

The Rojiblanca fans trust a team that demonstrates its commitment in every game, fighting for every ball and defending the shield with pride. Victory is the primary goal, and the team is working tirelessly to achieve it. The players are motivated to offer their best version and bring joy to the fans at the Metropolitano.

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Atlético and Nike: Another Decade of Success!

Great news for the Atlético family! Atlético de Madrid and Nike have sealed a historic agreement that will extend their successful collaboration for ten more years, until 2035! This renewal not only consolidates a relationship that began in 2001 but will also significantly boost the club’s finances.

According to sources, this new contract would triple previous revenues, positioning Atlético in a privileged situation among the greats of Europe, second only to giants such as Barcelona and PSG in terms of agreements with the sports brand.

This agreement is yet another sign of the excellent economic moment the club is experiencing, adding to top-level sponsorships such as Google, Red Bull, and Riyadh Air. And there’s more! The future Sports City promises to be a new engine of growth for the institution.

Since the beginning of this fruitful relationship with Nike, Atlético has conquered 16 titles, including two Men’s Leagues, three Women’s Leagues, and six European trophies.

Furthermore, this period has marked milestones such as the move to the Metropolitano and the consolidation of the team among the greats of Europe, with more than a decade qualifying consecutively for the Champions League. Get ready, because Atlético de Madrid is ready to shine in the first FIFA Club World Cup! The future looks red and white and full of success.

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Marciniak Leads Europe After Controversy at the Metropolitano

Atlético continues to make headlines, and this time it’s because of the refereeing! UEFA has appointed Szymon Marciniak to lead an important Europa League match, a decision that has surprised many, especially after the controversy surrounding the penalty disallowed in favor of Julián Álvarez in the thrilling Champions League round of 16 match between Atlético and Real Madrid.

The surprise is even greater because UEFA has decided to change Marciniak’s VAR assistant. The Pole Tomasz Kwiatkowski, Marciniak’s regular partner since the Qatar World Cup, will not be present at the match.

This decision has raised suspicions, considering the speed with which the decision was made to disallow the goal at the Metropolitano, in contrast to other plays that require much more deliberation.

In a positive turn for Spanish refereeing, Alejandro Hernández Hernández will be in charge of VAR in this crucial match. Excellent news that confirms the good moment of Spanish referees in European competitions. Undoubtedly, Atleti continues to be a protagonist, even when it is not on the field!

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