The Spanish club Atletico Madrid has begun negotiations with German club Stuttgart to sign young French midfielder Enzo Milot, who is 23 years old, during the ongoing summer transfer window, according to the French newspaper "L'Équipe".

The newspaper indicated that the buyout clause in Milot's contract is estimated at around 20 million euros, an amount that Atletico Madrid's management considers affordable, especially since the club currently leads the list of interested parties in acquiring the player's signature, surpassing other European clubs that have shown interest in the deal.

Milot had an impressive season with Stuttgart in the Bundesliga, where he caught attention with his high tactical abilities and balanced performance, making him a key element in the team's formation and a focal point for clubs looking to strengthen their midfield with young players who possess quality and vision on the field.

Atletico Madrid's management, led by coach Diego Simeone, sees Milot as an ideal option to refresh the midfield, given his ability to connect the lines and provide offensive contributions without neglecting defensive duties.

Although the final agreement has not yet been reached, Atletico Madrid is racing against time to close the deal, amidst the possibility of other clubs entering the negotiations in the coming days.