Atletico Madrid pushes to loan Juventus winger Gonzalez, players need to leave the team to make room for salary

Hupu, August 31, According to the "Marca", Atletico Madrid pushed for a loan to Juventus winger Nico Gonzalez before the deadline.

As the transfer market enters the countdown (deadline is 05:59 on September 2), Atletico Madrid has stepped up its advancement on all fronts, striving to make Nico Gonzalez a new player in the Red and White Legions. As Marca reported last Friday, the club is operating with full force in the last few days, hoping that the Argentine international will officially join the team after the end of international match day and return from the national team. In fact, since its first contact a few weeks ago, the players have reached a comprehensive consensus with Atletico Madrid, and now Carlos Bucero is negotiating with Juventus to advance the transaction on loan.

Although Juventus' initial idea was to sell Nico Gonzalez for about €30 million, the transfer never became a plan for Atletico Madrid to consider. Only when a player leaves the team and brings large income to the club can a formal buyout be considered.

In this case, Gallagher may be the only candidate because he still has a lot of market value in the Premier League, and Tottenham has even considered a offer of about €40 million. Molina has a high evaluation in Italy, especially at Juventus. He may have become the "key" of negotiations, but his intention has always been to continue wearing Atletico jerseys. Another more low-key candidate is Garland, who may find his next home at the last moment of the transfer window.

Therefore, Atletico Madrid's main plan to introduce Nico Gonzalez is to loan, which Juventus is now willing to accept, but hopes to come with a small part of economic compensation. In fact, Juventus is also operating from Lille to sign Edon Gegrova as a replacement for the Argentinian.

In this context, Atletico Madrid's senior executives are preparing for the last moment, not only to make moves in introducing Nico Gonzalez, but also to arrange players to leave the team. The club is exploring ways to make the loan compliant with the cap space restrictions—whether through a player's departure (for example: Carlos Martin) or anything else that can make room.

In short, Atletico Madrid is having an economic "trick" just to allow the long-loving wide player (who is still selected for the game with Juventus this afternoon) to finally wear the red and white jerseys.

(Note: Regarding the player's name, the full name of Juventus winger Nicolás Iván González appears in this article, and the full name of Manchester City midfielder Nicolás González Iglesias. Both can be referred to as Nico González. The original text of this article "Marca" is to use Nico González)