- Atletico want Man City's Alvarez
- Offer Felix on loan as makeweight
- Both forwards looking to leave their clubs
GettyAtletico Madrid table complex Joao Felix loan part-exchange offer for Man City's Julian Alvarez
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Fubo
✅ Carries ESPN Deportes, which broadcasts over 200 select LaLiga matches per season with traditional linear presentation and studio coverage.
✅ Includes local ABC stations and main ESPN channels for the high-profile marquee matches that are simulcast over traditional television.
✅ Allows you to record matches with unlimited Cloud DVR storage and stream up to four channels simultaneously on compatible TV devices.
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Cable Replacement
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✅ Carries local ABC stations and the main ESPN linear networks for marquee, nationally televised LaLiga fixtures without requiring an antenna.
✅ Offers ESPN Deportes either via the dedicated Spanish-first tiers (such as Óptimo Más) or as an add-on, giving you live TV commentary and dedicated studio coverage.
✅ Includes unlimited Cloud DVR storage and allows simultaneous streaming on unlimited compatible devices connected to your home network.
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✅ Streams all 380 LaLiga fixtures throughout the season in both English and Spanish, including every El Clásico fixture.
✅ Provides full match replays, extended highlights, and Spanish football studio shows (such as LaLiga Confidential and ESPN FC) accessible whenever you want.
✅ Bundles Spanish top-flight football alongside extensive European and domestic action, including the German Bundesliga, Copa del Rey, and FA Cup.
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✅ Carries ESPN Deportes, which broadcasts over 200 select LaLiga matches per season with traditional linear presentation and studio coverage.
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Getty ImagesWHAT HAPPENED?
Diego Simeone has not been a big fan of Felix since his move to Atletico Madrid in the summer of 2019 from Benfica. After over three seasons of underperforming for the Rojiblancos, the Portuguese forward was sent out on loan to Chelsea in January 2023 before moving to Barcelona on another loan for 2023-24. While Barcelona had reportedly been interested in signing Felix, they have since abandoned the plan and Atletico are now looking to other options to get rid of Felix.
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GOAL AR / GettyDID YOU KNOW?
Alvarez has said that he hopes to play a bigger role for City in "important matches". When asked about the Argentine's future at the Etihad Stadium, Guardiola addressed bluntly that his future depended on himself. Following Guardiola's comments, Alvarez then said that he is happy at the club despite his comments and said: "I heard what Guardiola said. I don't have much to say about it. I never said anything bad. I just said that I was going to think about it like I do every season to make an analysis of what happened last season, a projection of what may come. I always say that I am comfortable and happy at City, which is a great club. So I didn't say anything bad."
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