Atletico Madrid announces its contract with Sorloth
The Spanish club Atletico Madrid announced in an official statement that it had signed a contract with Villarreal striker Alexander Sorloth during the current Mercato.
The club said: “Atlético Madrid and Villarreal have reached a contract.” We have reached an agreement on the transfer of Alexander Sørloth, who will sign for our club for the next four seasons.”
He added: “The 28-year-old Norwegian, a full international for his country, has great strength.” Great physique thanks to his height of 195 cm.”
According to many press reports, the deal cost Atletico Madrid’s coffers 30 million euros + 5 million in add-ons.
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