Real Madrid steals an “important man” from Simeone

Tensions remain high between Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid. The famous “non-aggression pact” between the two capital clubs has been broken, and now, moves in either direction could come as a surprise. So far, the focus of hostilities seemed to lie in the academies. An example is “Jesus Fortea”, a young player in the Atletico academy who is now part of Real Madrid’s youth teams.

However, this hostility looks like it won’t stop there, but could escalate into something bigger. Specifically, for the daily work of the first teams. It is that Anton Mina, a journalist for Cadena Ser radio, reported on the Carousel Deportivo program that one of the important analysts in Diego Pablo Simeone’s team had left Atleti to go to work with Carlo Ancelotti.

And Antoine Mina said: The famous “non-aggression pact” between Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid, which we talked about in this program before, goes beyond the limits of the stadium. I’m talking about severing ties and this agreement no longer exists. We all look at the academies, we even look at Simeone and Ancelotti’s locker room in case of transfers.”

“But there is a movement that seems to me very important,” he added. An analyst from the Atletico Madrid first team will go to Real Madrid. We will not give the name on air because he is not a public person, but since June 30 his departure to the eternal challenger has been in effect.”

In addition, the Cadena Ser journalist explained more details of the operation and indicated that there was a man who had an influence in this rupture in relations between the two capital clubs, Alvaro Arbeloa. Mina said: “I think the only thing missing is that he sign the contract on Monday and hand over to Atlético all the materials that belong to the club.”

He added in the same context: “Apart from signings, Arbeloa manages the youth team at Real Madrid this year and puts a lot of pressure on the club to break the agreement and transfer children from one academy to another. Part of the Real Madrid Analysts Group.

Source: AS