Atletico Madrid signs Alvaro Vega from Real Madrid academy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 10, 2026, 7:40 AM
Last updated Jul 10, 2026
Atletico Madrid has officially signed Alvaro Vega, a promising winger from Real Madrid’s academy, on a long-term deal. The Spain Under-16 international will join Atletico's Juvenil A side as he continues his development. Vega expressed excitement about the opportunity and aims to advance to the first team. This transfer is part of a trend of player movement between the two Madrid clubs, particularly following the transfer of Jesus Fortea to Real Madrid in 2022, which altered their recruitment dynamics.
- •Atletico Madrid signs Alvaro Vega from Real Madrid academy.
- •Vega joins Atletico on a contract until 2029.
- •He will play for Atletico's Juvenil A side.
- •The transfer highlights increased player movement between both clubs.
- •Vega aims to develop into a first-team player.
- 7:40 AMYahoo Sports — Confirmed: Atletico Madrid snatch Real Madrid academy gem on long-term deal
"Atletico Madrid have strengthened their youth ranks by completing the signing of Alvaro Vega, with the promising winger leaving Real Madrid’s academy to join their city rivals on a long-term deal. ...
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