Atletico Madrid previews 2026/27 season with key signings and expectations
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 5:33 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Atletico Madrid's 2026/27 season preview highlights significant squad changes and new signings. The club looks to rebound after a disappointing fourth-place finish last season. Coach Diego Simeone, facing his sixth season without a trophy, now has fresh attacking options after the departure of Antoine Griezmann. New players, including Ademola Lookman and Kang-in Lee, were signed to bolster the team. With ongoing talks for additional signings, Atletico aims to improve its fortunes in La Liga and the Champions League.
- •Atletico Madrid enters the season without Antoine Griezmann.
- •New signings include Ademola Lookman and Kang-in Lee.
- •Diego Simeone enters his sixth season without a trophy.
- •Atletico finished fourth in La Liga last season.
- •The team aims for improvement in both La Liga and Champions League.
- 5:33 PMYahoo Sports — Atletico Madrid 2026/27 Season Preview: Lineups, Transfers, Predictions
"This 2026/27 Atlético Madrid season preview includes key transfers, squad changes, tactical outlook and expectations for the new La Liga season.
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