Morata and Griezmann don’t like them and Simeone regrets the dismissal

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The Atletico Madrid The campaign has started generating some doubts that have unleashed a state of great nervousness in the rojiblancos, as could be seen at the end of the match against Villarreal held last Sunday a game that the team lost 0-2 at the Cívitas Metropolitano. Despite the overwhelming victory against Getafe in the league debut, the team from the capital is not showing a hopeful image in order to be able to fight for the titles to which the club aspires each season and much blame for this are the attack men who are at the disposal of the ‘Cholo’, especially Álvaro Morata y Antoine Griezmann.

It seems that the commitment against the azulón team was only a mirage in which the reality of the locker room is not reflected since, Against compact and well-worked teams, Atlético de Madrid has a lot of trouble creating dangerous chances. Despite the presence of players like Morata, Griezmann or João Félix, the team seems -in many sections- to be incapable of putting together a dangerous play that is not from a set piecesomething that has caused the Argentine coach to throw his hands up after seeing how Luis Suarez He is not part of their ranks.

Although the Uruguayan striker has only been with the Madrid club for two seasons, he has left an indelible mark on the Metropolitano, especially for his exceptional goalscoring records in 2020/21. His performances were special to allow the team to lift the league title that season and, although in his second course in Madrid he lost a lot of prominence under the command of Simeonenow the South American coach yearns for the march of the Uruguayan, a march that he himself cooked over a slow fire, giving him a secondary role over and over again in the last stretch of the previous year.

Fruit of it, the rojiblanca board did not consider it pertinent to offer him a renewal that the Uruguayan doubtfully would have acceptedespecially for that end of the athletic stage so tainted by his innumerable substitutions in the team and, in addition, for finishing the season blank in titles.

Now, ni Morata, ni Griezmannnor any of the attacking troops that ‘Cholo’ has seems to be reliable enough to take the lead of the teamsomething that already had negative consequences in the last match against Villarreal and that a devastating problem is expected for the rest of the year, if the board does not remedy it in the remaining days of the market.