Julián Álvarez returns to training with Atlético de Madrid
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 30, 2026, 9:54 AM
Last updated Aug 30, 2026

Julián Álvarez resumed training with Atlético de Madrid on August 30 at Cerro del Espino, participating in a light activation session. This follows a three-day absence from his teammates after Atlético's match against Sevilla. Despite speculation surrounding a possible transfer, Atlético de Madrid has dismissed negotiations with FC Barcelona, while Arsenal remains a potential suitor. Álvarez is currently not interested in a move to London, adding uncertainty to his future as the transfer window approaches its end.
- •Álvarez trained with Atlético on August 30 after three days away.
- •He participated in a session at Cerro del Espino.
- •Atlético won against Sevilla prior to his return.
- •The club ruled out a transfer to FC Barcelona.
- •Arsenal is showing interest, but Álvarez is not keen on moving.
- 9:54 AMYahoo Sports — 🔴⚪️ Huge shock at Cerro, Julián Álvarez trains with the group again 🎥
"After yesterday’s convincing win over Sevilla, the big surprise of Sunday’s action comes from Cerro del Espino. Atlético de Madrid’s training facilities were the setting for Julián Álvarez’...
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