
Atlético Want to Repeat Julián Álvarez Operation at Real Madrid's Expense
Signing in the Spotlight for the Colchoneros and They Want to Take It Away from Madrid
Julián Álvarez was a player that Real Madrid had on their radar for many years. When the Argentine forward was still at River Plate, they already tested the waters. But he ultimately leaned toward the great offer from Manchester City that was put forward for him.
He was tempted again by the Whites when Benzema decided to leave for Saudi Arabia. But they ultimately preferred not to make any move, waiting for Mbappé. This led to him surprisingly signing with Atlético de Madrid this past summer.

An operation that the Colchoneros now want to repeat, but this time with the midfielder, Enzo Fernández. The Argentine has been linked to Real Madrid on several occasions. In recent weeks, the rumors resurfaced in that direction to strengthen the Merengue midfield.
However, the latest news has indicated a surprising change of scenario with Enzo. Atlético also have the Argentine in their sights and are exploring his possible signing. They would take him from Real Madrid, although it's true that the Merengues didn't seem that interested.
Real Madrid Rule Out Enzo Fernández, But It's Very Complicated for Atlético
Despite the rumors, it seems complicated for Real Madrid to go after the signing of Enzo Fernández. They consider that right now reinforcing the midfield is not a priority this summer. If they do, he's not the favorite as they have another target that is more appealing to the White club.

It would be Martin Zubimendi whose signing is being reconsidered at Bernabéu to strengthen the midfield. His clause is 60M, and seeing his performance, they consider him a great option. That seemed to clear the way for Atlético to secure his services this coming summer.
However, Chelsea don't intend to sell Enzo Fernández at any price, they want to recover their investment. This means Atlético would have to dig deep into their pockets, even above 80M. An amount that would be too high for the Colchoneros who will have to give up.
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