Atlético Pursues a Game-Changing Dribbler
Following the recent defeat against Osasuna, Atlético de Madrid, under the leadership of Gil Marín, Simeone, and Carlos Bucero, has prioritized the search for a game-changing footballer who can provide solutions in attack.
The lack of dribbling and the difficulty in overcoming closed defenses have highlighted this need in the team. Although the additions of a centre-back like Cuti Romero and a creative midfielder like Baena remain key objectives, the sports management is not neglecting the search for a winger with dribbling ability, preferably left-footed and with the versatility to play on the right.
This player is sought to be able to break lines and generate danger in the rival area. While Giuliano has established himself on the right wing, the idea is to complement his speed with a footballer who provides imbalance through dribbling.
The defeat at El Sadar reaffirmed the need to have a player who can unlock matches against rivals who fall back. The ideal profile is that of a player who combines imbalance with great physical capacity, suitable for Simeone’s demanding style of play, where effort is essential. The search focuses on athletic, vigorous and legs-endowed footballers, prioritizing physical capacity to maintain a high rhythm throughout the match, beyond technical quality.
