Atlético Madrid
The Spanish Federation is taking the World Cup to the stadiums where its national team players play, but not everyone is convinced
Things went well in Madrid, at Atlético, less so in Bilbao. Next up are the Bernabéu and, above all, Barcelona’s Camp Nou.
Atlético Madrid came up with a creative way to announce the signing of Kang-in Lee
The Colchoneros used a huge video screen in Seoul, at a carefully chosen time, to reveal the signing ahead of the official announcement.
Atlético Madrid reach agreement to bring concerts to the Metropolitano, with up to €20 million a year in revenue
The ten-year partnership with Live Nation will bring 15 to 20 live shows a year to the stadium.
The semifinal between Atlético Madrid and Arsenal demonstrated that another football, a more balanced and defensive football, is still possible (even if it is less entertaining)
Twenty-four hours after the show at the Parc des Princes, "the anti-PSG-Bayern" took place: few goals, tense attacks, textbook tactical organization. It is just as valuable, if you do not have world-class players with great explosiveness.
Atlético Madrid and the municipal administration have launched a major project that will transform the Metropolitano into the most important musical and cultural area of the city.
The home stadium of the Colchoneros will become the center of a multifunctional hub, open 365 days a year and which (of course) will generate huge revenues.
In the double challenge between Barcelona and Atlético, and against Lamine Yamal, Matteo Ruggeri has shown to be a high-level player.
The full-back of the Colchoneros has delivered two complete, important performances, and has managed to limit a world-class player of our times.