The transfer market in women’s football is still open and the Swiss player is leaving Barcelona for Atlético
Unlike men’s football, the transfer market for women’s football remains open. In fact, there has been a movement in our football with great impact. The Swiss Crnogorcevic will leave FC Barcelona to play for Atlético. The classmate of Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmati goes out and looks for minutes.
Crnogorcevic is a player who has played a key role in recent years. However, the club cannot use his services and is determined to terminate his contract. In this way, FC Barcelona gets rid of a player who was one of Alexia Putellas’ best partners in recent seasons.
Crnogorcevic moves from Barcelona to Atlético
On this occasion, The footballer who is one step away from leaving FC Barcelona is Crnogorcevic. The 32-year-old Swiss footballer knew since the transfer market began that she was not part of the team’s plans for next season, which is why she has been looking for a new target all summer.
Everything seemed to indicate that he would travel to England to play for Arsenal, but in the end the operation was not completed successfully. For this reason, FC Barcelona has now decided to terminate his contract Crnogorcevic becomes a free agent and he can engage any club interested in his services free of charge.
Atlético wins over Barcelona
From what we have learned in the last few hours, everything indicates that this will be the case Atlético will manage to complete the signing of Crnogorcevic. Unless there is a surprise, the Swiss footballer will terminate her contract with the Barça team in the next few hours and later sign her new contract with the red and white club.
This way, the versatile player will stay in the F-League for at least another year. Now we just have to wait and see how the situation clears up, but at the moment everything seems to point to Crnogorcevic moving from FC Barcelona to Atlético de Madrid. A great change for a player who will continue to play at the highest level in Spanish football.
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