Julián Álvarez declines Real Madrid's record transfer offer from Atlético
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 6:38 AM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
Julián Álvarez has reportedly rejected a €150 million transfer bid from Real Madrid, according to multiple Spanish newspapers. Atlético Madrid's response was characterized by laughter and a clear stance on his €500 million release clause, leading to a humorous rebuttal about the relationship with their city rivals. The rejection comes as the focus shifts toward the upcoming World Cup, with FC Barcelona expressing ongoing interest in the player. Atlético Madrid's communication emphasized their unwillingness to entertain Madrid's approach, reinforcing territorial disputes between the clubs.
- •Álvarez rejected Real Madrid's €150 million bid on June 10.
- •Atlético reinforced their position with a €500 million release clause.
- •Barcelona is reportedly keen on negotiating with Álvarez.
- •The developments coincide with the lead-up to the World Cup.
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