According to Mundo Deportivo, Atletico Madrid's transfer market has been unusually active of late, with the club's offices constantly busy as multiple deals for incoming and outgoing players are in full swing.CEO Gil Marin, the central decision-maker, is leading the complex series of maneuvers.
On Sunday, Atletico Madrid managed to reach an agreement with Valencia over the transfer of the 21-year-old midfielder, with the player himself having agreed to join. Meanwhile, Gallagher finally expressed his positive intentions to Atletico after much deliberation, adding to Atletico's transfer market. The pressure from Chelsea and the removal of Gallagher's own doubts contributed to the rapid progress of both deals and indirectly activated the transfer negotiations for Javi Guerra.
However, there are a number of hurdles that need to be crossed to finalize these deals. One of the key aspects of the deal is the transfer of Omorodion to Chelsea. According to Daily Sport, Chelsea are keen on the 21-year-old and have continued to include him in their negotiations with Gallagher. Although Atletico were initially adamant, they have begun to reconsider the possibility of such a deal in the face of a potentially increased offer from Chelsea, and are considering using the proceeds to bring in Manchester City striker Alvarez.
The Alvarez deal is equally compelling. Despite news from Argentina that negotiations are at an advanced stage, Atletico Madrid have remained cautious, only confirming that there are multiple open trade options at the moment. Until the dust settles on the Alvarez deal, the Omorodion deal will also be put on hold for the time being.
In order to facilitate the joining of Alvarez, Atletico even made an offer to Manchester City to include Felix in the deal. Although this proposal did not initially arouse the interest of Manchester City, but has not been completely ruled out. This series of intricate operations and cross-negotiations have undoubtedly added a bit of suspense and anticipation to Atletico Madrid's transfer market.
