The French striker has a release clause of 15 million euros in his contract with Atlético.
The summer transfer period is approaching and all eyes are on Antoine Griezmann. With a termination clause of 15 million euros in his contract with Atlético de Madrid, the French striker is attracting the interest of three major clubs: Juventus, PSG and Chelsea.
This figure, surprisingly low for a player of his caliber, has given rise to countless speculations about his future. Although Atletico Madrid did not have the best season, Griezmann stood out with 16 goals and 6 assists in 33 La Liga matches.
He is the heart and soul of the team and, for many, the best player in the history of the Rojiblanco club. His eventual departure, however, depends on his desire to take on new challenges, although he has so far shown no clear signs of wanting to leave Madrid.
But a tempting offer, especially from MLS, where he has expressed interest in playing there one day, could change his mind.
Top 3 clubs that want to recruit Antoine Griezmann
– Juventus, who is looking to strengthen his attack with the possible departures of Federico Chiesa and Dusan Vlahovic, sees Griezmann as the ideal player to fill the void. Thiago Motta, tipped to be the Italian club’s next coach, is a declared admirer of the Frenchman’s style of play, which could make the striker’s adaptation to Turin easier.
– Paris Saint-Germain is faced with the imminent departure of Kylian Mbappé as a free player. Luis Enrique, the current coach of PSG, wants Griezmann to become one of the pillars of his new project. The experience and leadership of the colchonero striker would be crucial in guiding the Parisians in their next phase of reconstruction.
-Chelsea expressed interest in the Frenchman. With a squad full of young talent, the London club need an experienced leader who not only brings quality on the pitch, but also experience and character in the dressing room. Griezmann fits this profile perfectly and his arrival could be the boost needed for the Blues to regain their competitiveness.
