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Man City to reel in Rodri and break transfer record

Reports in The Telegraph claim Manchester City are prepared to smash their transfer record by splashing out more than £60 million for Atletico Madrid midfield enforcer Rodri.

The 22-year-old has been identified...

Antoine Griezmann wanted to sit at Lionel Messi's table but not play in his team. Well, he did. And then he didn't. And then he did again. And, in the end, he didn't, only maybe that wasn't the end? It seemed to be all over, but less than a year later, the question has been asked again, the issue raised once more. Confused? Not half as confused as he was. "Was"? Is?

In June 2018, the France international decided that he was going to stay at Atletico Madrid rather than join Barcelona, turning down...

"I'm not going to deny it, I won't lie: things are even harder now," Diego Godin admitted. "I said it was an even fight, but it's not any more: the gap is considerable now although we can't think about that, we have to focus on recovering, overcoming this. We're gutted and sad. It's been a hard week. There was so much hope... it's a painful blow. Football has moments like this and we have to carry on; there's no other choice."

There was no other choice, and no real point either. Four days after...

TURIN, Italy -- Last month in Madrid, Atletico Madrid were entirely dominant against a Juventus side that offered absolutely no attacking threat and won 2-0. On Wednesday in Turin, Juventus were entirely dominant against an Atletico side that offered absolutely no attacking threat and won 3-0 to advance, seemingly against the odds.

This was the archetypal two-legged European tie, a contest that outlines the difficulty of playing away from home in a hostile atmosphere. It was essentially won by the...

Goals define strikers. The type of goal, the moments in which they are scored, what they signify. In which case I wonder whether Alvaro Morata has noticed that three of his most important goals came for Juventus and Chelsea against the two biggest clubs from Spain's capital?

A year after Real Madrid put Atletico through the greatest misery in their history, equalising in the Lisbon Champions League final with seconds left and then winning 4-1 in extra time, Morata, wearing the black and white of...

Netting your first brace for your new club is a good way to reach the summit of Player Power Rankings this week. Our global editors pick their top 10 performers from the weekend.

Also receiving votes: Troy Deeney (Watford), Emre Can (Juventus).

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