Hashimi

Shameful from @Atleti @atletienglish to allow someone who has consistently damaged the club’s image throughout the summer to conduct this interview. Congratulations to Esteban, though, who is the only one who truly deserves to conduct this interview.

Terrible night for this man and certain influencers who call themselves journalists.

🇩🇰✨ Stand up and give Morten Hjulmand a round of applause! 👏 No Koke. No Johnny Cardoso. No Pablo Barrios for the full 90 minutes. Yet Hjulmand stepped up and delivered. According to @atletico_stats_, he topped the charts in all five categories today: 🥇 1st in touches (107) 🥇 1st in total passes (90) 🥇 1st in total shots (3) 🥇 1st in ball recoveries (7) 🥇 1st in clearances (4) WHAT. A. PLAYER! 🔥

🚨🔴⚪️ Óscar Mayo provides a major update on Atlético Madrid’s future! He discussed the club’s new Sports City project, which will be surround the Metropolitano, during an event held today at the Metropolitano. Here are the key points discussed: 🔹 A large part of the Sports City will be ready by the Champions League final in June 2027. This includes: • The municipal plots • The wave pool • The golf facilities • The entire high-performance centre, including the new training complex where Atlético Madrid’s first team will train • One of the main car parks 🔹 The remaining areas are expected to be completed towards the end of 2027. 🔹 The final phase, which includes the music arena, is scheduled for completion in 2030. 🔹 The Centro Deportivo Alcalá de Henares will become the dedicated training complex for Atlético Madrid’s women’s teams. 🔹 The professional men’s teams will move to the new high-performance centre at the Metropolitano. This includes the first team, Atlético Madrileño and the U19 team. 🔹 The Majadahonda training complex will continue to be used by the rest of the academy and several other teams. 🔹 As shown in the second attached image, the high-performance centre will feature five training pitches, plus a sixth pitch that will serve as both a training ground and a mini-stadium. 🔹 The mini-stadium will have a capacity of more than 5,500 spectators and will host Atlético Madrileño and the women’s first team’s matches. It will also host the U19 team’s UEFA Youth League matches, but not their domestic league fixtures. 🔹 The academy offices will also be located at the new complex. 🔹 The facilities will be equipped with everything needed to operate at the level of an elite European football club, including two gyms, a recording studio, offices, dining areas for breakfast and lunch, video analysis rooms, and much more. 🔹 The new high-performance centre will be operational from next season, with Atlético Madrid’s teams beginning training there in the summer of 2027. ‼️ Diario AS also adds: This development could fulfil a long-standing ambition of Atlético Madrid: bringing back the famous midday matches from the Vicente Calderón era. Back then, Atlético Madrileño would play their matches at 12:00 PM, attracting crowds of more than 30,000 spectators to the club’s former stadium. The aim is to recreate that atmosphere at the Metropolitano, potentially organising matchdays entirely dedicated to Atlético Madrid, with the reserve team playing earlier in the day and the first team playing later. 👏 Huge credit to @SenadoAtletico, @jsancris_, and Diario AS journalist @PatriciaCazon for providing the videos and much of the information summarised above.

You simply cannot bench Jonathan David at this level. Certainly not for a player who is yet to score this season. The difference in quality is significant.