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Atletico Madrid

Atletico Madrid

La Liga

Season Statistics

10 MATCHES
PLAYED
Win (80%) Draw (10%) Loss (10%)
10 Played
8 Won
1 Drawn
1 Lost
20 Goals For
8 Goals Against

Team Overview

Atletico Madrid are one of Spanish football's most distinctive institutions, a club built on resilience, collective discipline and an unshakeable competitive edge. Based in the Spanish capital, they have long been regarded as the standard-bearer of defensive organisation in La Liga, a side that wins matches through intensity and structure as much as individual flair. Under Diego Simeone, that identity has been central to how the club is perceived across European football. Historically, Atletico have been a fixture among the top sides in the Spanish top flight, regularly competing for league honours and Champions League qualification, and they have won the La Liga title on multiple occasions, often in the shadow of the country's two other traditional giants.

The current campaign, judged purely on the numbers, has been highly impressive. Across 10 La Liga matches, Atletico have won eight, drawn one and lost one, scoring 20 goals while conceding just eight for a goal difference of +12. Their form line of WDWLWWWWWW shows a side that has rebounded strongly from its only defeat, with six consecutive wins in the most recent run of fixtures. Balance is another hallmark of their season: they are unbeaten at home with four wins and a draw from five, and they have also collected four wins from five away matches, suggesting they travel well.

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The statistics reinforce the club's reputation for defensive solidity, with five clean sheets in 10 games and an average of fewer than one goal conceded per match. Importantly, they have also been productive going forward, averaging two goals per game and failing to score only once all season. That combination of a tight defence and consistent scoring output points to a team that controls matches effectively and rarely allows games to slip away.

Squad (28 players)

Goalkeepers (3)

Salvador Esquivel
#25 Salvador Esquivel
J. Musso
#1 J. Musso
Jan Oblak
#13 Jan Oblak

Defenders (8)

A. Yaakobishvili
#4 A. Yaakobishvili
Alejandro Grimaldo
#22 Alejandro Grimaldo
Cristian Romero
#21 Cristian Romero
Daniel Martinez Moreno
#30 Daniel Martinez Moreno
Dávid Hancko
#17 Dávid Hancko
Marcos Llorente
#14 Marcos Llorente
Marc Pubill
#18 Marc Pubill
Robin Le Normand
#24 Robin Le Normand

Midfielders (9)

J. Castillo
#46 J. Castillo
O. Vargas
#3 O. Vargas
Johnny Cardoso
#5 Johnny Cardoso
Koke
#6 Koke
Morten Hjulmand
#23 Morten Hjulmand
Pablo Barrios Rivas
#8 Pablo Barrios Rivas
Rodrigo Mendoza
#4 Rodrigo Mendoza
Alejandro Baena Rodríguez
#10 Alejandro Baena Rodríguez
Giuliano Simeone Baldini
#20 Giuliano Simeone Baldini

Attackers (8)

M. Llorente
#10 M. Llorente
Sergio Esteban
#9 Sergio Esteban
Lee Kang-In
#7 Lee Kang-In
Julián Álvarez
#19 Julián Álvarez
Jonathan David
#15 Jonathan David
Ademola Lookman
#11 Ademola Lookman
Alexander Sørloth
#9 Alexander Sørloth
Arnau Ortiz
#16 Arnau Ortiz

Player Statistics

2026/27 Season
# Player Pos Rating Apps Goals Assists Mins Tackles Passes
13
J. Oblak
J. Oblak
GK 7.0 10 0 0 900 0 267
14
Marcos Llorente
Marcos Llorente
MF 7.1 10 0 1 680 17 524
7
Lee Kang-In
Lee Kang-In
MF 7.2 10 2 1 631 11 328
11
A. Lookman
A. Lookman
FW 6.6 10 1 0 595 6 189
17
D. Hancko
D. Hancko
DF 7.3 10 0 2 757 13 619
10
Álex Baena
Álex Baena
MF 7.4 10 5 2 618 5 329
20
G. Simeone
G. Simeone
FW 6.9 10 2 2 682 21 321
22
Álex Grimaldo
Álex Grimaldo
DF 7.2 9 3 2 760 21 410
23
M. Hjulmand
M. Hjulmand
MF 6.9 9 0 0 523 10 377
6
Koke
Koke
MF 7.4 8 0 0 448 16 453
18
Marc Pubill
Marc Pubill
DF 7.1 8 1 0 583 8 395
8
Pablo Barrios
Pablo Barrios
MF 7.2 7 0 1 451 6 358
19
J. Álvarez
J. Álvarez
FW 6.9 6 1 1 263 2 130
21
C. Romero
C. Romero
DF 7.5 6 1 0 435 7 355
24
Robin Le Normand
Robin Le Normand
DF 5.8 6 1 0 371 5 212
5
J. Cardoso
J. Cardoso
MF 7.0 6 0 1 322 6 267
15
J. David
J. David
FW 6.0 5 3 2 295 1 69
16
Arnau Ortiz
Arnau Ortiz
MF 4.7 5 0 0 149 2 23
4
Rodrigo Mendoza
Rodrigo Mendoza
MF 6.7 5 0 0 147 4 76
9
A. Sørloth
A. Sørloth
FW 4.3 2 0 0 40 0 13
30
Dani Martínez
Dani Martínez
DF 4.8 2 0 0 135 2 86

Recent Transfers

2025/26 & 2026/27

Arrivals (42)

J. David
From Juventus
Loan Aug 2026
A. Yaakobishvili
From Girona
Loan Aug 2026
C. Romero
From Tottenham
Transfer Aug 2026
Lee Kang-In
From Paris Saint Germain
Transfer Jul 2026
M. Hjulmand
From Sporting CP
Transfer Jul 2026
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Departures (62)

Rayane Belid
To Rayo Vallecano
Transfer Sep 2026
G. Spina
To Jong Ajax
Transfer Sep 2026
J. Giménez
To Deportivo La Coruna
Loan Aug 2026
I. Luque
To Racing Santander
Transfer Aug 2026
Javier Boñar
To Girona
Transfer Aug 2026
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Injuries & Availability

3 Out 0 Doubtful
C. Romero
C. Romero Muscle Injury
Out
Koke
Koke Muscle Injury
Out
J. Cardoso
J. Cardoso Thigh Injury
Out

Impact Analysis

Atletico Madrid are without three players, all confirmed out, with two muscle injuries to C. Romero and Koke and a thigh injury to J. Cardoso. The absences touch the spine of the side, since the list includes a center-back in Romero, a central midfielder in Koke and a player in Cardoso whose role adds further pressure to the middle of the pitch. Losing a defender and a midfielder at the same time means the squad must adjust at both ends of its core structure rather than in a single area.

Koke's absence stands out in terms of experience and influence, as he has long been a fixture in Atletico's midfield, and his organizational presence is not easily replicated. Romero's absence removes a key defensive option, which could place greater responsibility on the remaining center-backs to maintain the side's defensive stability. Cardoso's thigh injury further thins the options available in midfield.

The data does not specify which players would step in, so the depth of capable replacements cannot be assessed in detail. What can be said is that three unavailable players across defense and midfield test the squad's balance, and the coming matches will show how well the remaining options cover those roles. With no doubtful players listed, the picture is clear: all three are out and the squad must adapt accordingly.

Recent Form

WDWWW
W Deportivo La Coruna 1-0 (H)
D VfB Stuttgart 1-1 (A)
W Espanyol 0-1 (A)
W Manchester United 2-0 (H)
W Alaves 1-2 (A)

Form Analysis

Atletico Madrid's last five matches produced four wins and one draw without a single defeat, a return that points to a consistent and generally positive run. The only dropped points came in a 1-1 draw away to VfB Stuttgart, and the other four results were all victories.

Offensively, the side scored seven goals across the five fixtures, an average of 1.4 per match. The output was spread across results rather than concentrated in one big performance, with a 2-0 home win over Manchester United the highest-scoring clean-sheet victory in the sample. Two of the three other wins came by a single goal, including a 1-0 home result against Deportivo La Coruna and a 1-0 away win at Espanyol, which suggests Atletico have been effective at finding a decisive goal rather than relying on high scorelines.

Defensively, the numbers are encouraging. Only two goals were conceded in five matches, and three of those games ended as clean sheets. The goals against came in the draw at Stuttgart and in the away win at Alaves, so the defensive record away from home was slightly more porous than at home, where both fixtures finished without a goal conceded. Overall, the profile is of a disciplined, hard-to-beat team that wins tight matches and has avoided defeat across a mix of home and away fixtures.

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