Diego Pablo Simeone wants to continue at the top of La Liga, so it wants to continue incorporating important pieces for the first team of the Atlético de Madrid in the next summer transfer market. The mattress set, who comes from winning La Liga, wants to finish hitting the table in Europe so he needs to have a seamless team.
The Argentine coach, after a talk with the club’s board of directors, has made it clear that the club needs to make three important signings in the next summer transfer market, taking into account that there are players who end their contract or who are not performing at the level required to be part of a squad that aims to win the UEFA Champions League.
Cholo Simeone’s three requests for the next summer transfer market
-Central: The position that needs a more urgent transfer. Simeone is using a three-center system and has only four on the first-team roster. Nehuén Pérez remains unconvinced in his assignments and Felipe would be close to leaving because he does not want to renew his contract, since his performance has not been the best. The names that have come up in recent weeks are those of Botman (Lille), Djene (Getafe) and Attila Szlai (Fenerbahce), but the one that Cholo likes the most is Lisandro Martínez (Ajax).
-Middle center: Koke doesn’t have a high-level natural substitute. Geoffrey Kondogbia, despite having a good start to the season, leaves doubts when it comes to facing the best midfielders in the world in European competitions and Héctor Herrera may leave the club in the next markets due to the interest of Real Betis Balompié. The name that sounds the most is that of Nicolás Domínguez (Bologna).
-Center forward: Cholo doubts about the performance of Luis Suárez next season and Matheus Cunha does not finish convincing as the starting striker of an important team, so he wants to incorporate a young forward who can offer solutions in the rival area. The name of Dusan Vlahovic is the one that sounds the most in the Wanda Metropolitano, although they also spoke of Haller (Ajax) and Paul Onuachu (Genk)
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