It looks like another stage of Antoine Griezmann's career at Atletico Madrid is approaching its logical conclusion. In the remaining days, speculation about the possible transfer of the 32-year-old French forward to MLS has reached its climax.

Although the world champion's contract is valid until 2027, the football community is increasingly confident that it will leave the capital of Spain this summer. The main contender for the star is the Orlando City of Florida club.

After Atletico's recent victory over Brugge in the Champions League playoffs, head coach Diego Simeone was asked directly about the future of his head creative asset. Instead of categorically declaring that the gravel is not for sale, the Argentine coach gave an emotional and meaningful testimony that actually confirms the possibility of the transfer.

" “We deserve to get rid of the bananas,” Simeone said to the press.

This rhetoric of the coach, who worked with Grezmann to draw on the greatest rocks of his career, indicates deep mutual respect. Vaughn also confirms the club’s position: Atletico does not intend to subdue the government by force, as it hopes to destroy its long-standing American peace.

Antoine Griezmann never acknowledged his immersion in US culture and American sports. He is a great NBA fan and often watches basketball matches overseas. Orlando Network presents the Frenchman with an ideal Maidan - the possibility of exposing the franchise in a place that has previously received such high-profile icons as Kaka.

Theoretically, the transfer could take place before the end of the European season (there is still an open transfer window in MLS), but it is expected that Griezmann will finish his current campaign in La Lisa to further help.

For the Madrid club, the loss of its talisman will be a serious blow, which will prevent it from entering the transfer market in search of a good replacement.. At the same time, the team's thoughts are focused on successfully finishing the season and, perhaps, giving the gruesome farewell to the Metropolitan.