Julian Alvarez can cancel Atletico contract to join Barcelona
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 8:16 AM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
Julian Alvarez, a target for FC Barcelona, has the opportunity to terminate his contract with Atletico Madrid through a legal loophole. According to Spanish laws, he could unilaterally break the contract, which runs until mid-2030, without paying the $568 million release clause. Reports indicate that though Atletico Madrid may seek compensation, Alvarez's prior agreements with Barcelona, including a five-year deal, could facilitate the transfer. Alvarez expressed a desire to join Barcelona after a recent match for Argentina, stating he hopes for a transfer that fulfills his dream.
- •Julian Alvarez can exploit a loophole to join Barcelona.
- •He can unilaterally break his Atletico Madrid contract.
- •Alvarez's contract with Atletico runs until mid-2030.
- •Barcelona has previously made bids for Alvarez.
- •Alvarez stated his desire to fulfill his dream of joining Barcelona.
- 8:16 AMYahoo Sports — FC Barcelona Target Julian Alvarez Can Cancel Atletico Madrid Contract
"FC Barcelona target Julian Alvarez can exploit a legal loophole and cancel his Atletico Madrid contract in order to join the Catalans.
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