Grimaldo transfer talks between Atlético and Leverkusen make progress
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 20, 2026, 5:40 PM
Last updated Jun 20, 2026
Talks between Atlético de Madrid and Bayer Leverkusen regarding Alejandro Grimaldo are ongoing as of June 20, 2026. Atlético seeks to replace their left-back, with Grimaldo reportedly a primary target after missing out on Marc Cucurella. Media speculation suggests that an agreement between Grimaldo and Atlético exists, but there are conflicting reports about the fee, with Leverkusen seeking around €25 million. Both clubs are attempting to navigate these negotiations while managing their financial considerations, as Leverkusen values Grimaldo highly and may prefer him to run down his contract rather than sell cheaply. No final agreement has been reached as of yet.
- •Grimaldo is a target for Atlético de Madrid as a left-back.
- •Leverkusen reportedly values Grimaldo at around €25 million.
- •An agreement between Grimaldo and Atlético is said to be in place.
- •Media reports differ on the transfer fee for Grimaldo.
- •Negotiations continue as Atlético aims to strengthen their squad.
- 5:40 PMYahoo Sports — Grimaldo talks are progressing amid unhelpful media chatter
"The leaks coming from Atleti are making another deal difficult.
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