Published On 10/6/2026
Real Madrid, the competitor in the Spanish Football League, announced yesterday, Tuesday, that Atletico Madrid had rejected an offer worth 150 million euros (about 162 million dollars) to buy striker Julián Alvarez.
Real Madrid explained that Atletico rejected the offer based on the presence of a release clause in the Argentine player’s contract worth 500 million euros (about 540 million dollars).
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The club said in a statement on its website, “Real Madrid announces that, following today’s board of directors meeting, it has submitted an offer worth 150 million euros (about 162 million dollars) to Atletico Madrid to obtain the services of the player Julián Alvarez.”
He added, “After studying and evaluating the offer, Atletico Madrid thanked the club for the offer, which was made within the framework of the good relations existing between the two clubs, and rejected it, referring to the penalty clause in the player’s contract.”
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Atletico Madrid issued a sharp response, ridiculing the story of its arch rival and neighbor. Atlético wrote on the
He added, “We did not study or evaluate any offer to contract with Julian.”
This announcement comes a day after Florentino Pérez won Real Madrid’s first competitive presidential election in two decades, ensuring his continuation for another four-year term.
Perez had said in the period leading up to the vote on Sunday that he would spend 150 million euros (about 162 million dollars) to include a player whose name he did not mention and which would be revealed on Tuesday, a value that would make its owner the most expensive player in the club’s history.
Alvarez scored 20 goals in 49 matches with Atletico last season.
