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Barcelona president Joan Laporta has taken aim at Atletico Madrid and the way the club behaved during the summer transfer window. The Catalans wanted to sign Julian Alvarez from Atletico but saw the Madrid side hit out on social media…

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has criticized Atletico Madrid's behavior during the summer transfer window after the Catalan club missed out on signing forward Julian Alvarez. Laporta stated that Barcelona initiated standard club-to-club communication and that he personally spoke with Atletico's Gil Marín. However, Atletico Madrid reportedly refused to sanction a permanent transfer to Barcelona, despite Alvarez expressing that he only wanted to join the Camp Nou side.
According to Laporta, Atletico Madrid claimed they could not sell Alvarez because they had no alternative, but then openly stated they would sell him to any club except Barcelona. Following the failed transfer pursuit, Barcelona manager Hansi Flick moved winger Raphinha into a central striker role. The Brazilian has since excelled in the position, scoring 11 goals across all competitions.
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