Jorge Domínguez scores for Atlético de Madrid against Manchester City
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 12:36 PM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
Atlético de Madrid played Manchester City in a friendly match in Seoul on Sunday. Jorge Domínguez, 16, scored the opening goal for Atlético, capitalizing on a loose ball after a corner. He was fielded as a full-back alongside fellow academy graduate Dani Martínez. This performance highlights Domínguez's potential as one of the top prospects in Atlético’s academy, noted for his height and ball-carrying ability. The match remains ongoing, and it is yet to be determined if he will join Atlético de Madrid C or play under Fernando Torres next season.
- •Atlético de Madrid vs Manchester City in a friendly
- •Match taking place in Seoul on August 9, 2026
- •Jorge Domínguez scores to make it 1-0
- •Domínguez is 16 years old and a key academy prospect
- •Match details and final result pending
- 12:36 PMYahoo Sports — Jorge Domínguez, the 16-year-old already scoring for Atlético de Madrid
"Atlético de Madrid faced Manchester City this Sunday in a friendly in Seoul.Simeone’s starting XI featured several new faces, including two academy players in defense: Dani Martínez and Jorge Dom�...
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