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FC Barcelona has made it clear that they will only part ways with Clement Lenglet for a fee ranging between 15 and 20 million euros. The French defender, currently on loan at Atlético Madrid, has managed to revitalize his career under the guidance of Diego Pablo Simeone, sparking interest from Atlético to acquire him permanently in the summer of 2025.
Lenglet, 29 years old, has found stability and a leading role during his time at Atlético after seasons of ups and downs at Barça and previous loan spells in the Premier League. While at the Metropolitano, the center-back has played over 1,000 minutes in 13 matches and contributed two goals, a performance that has been crucial for Atlético's coaching staff to see him as a solid option for the future.
Barcelona Needs to Sell Lenglet
For Barcelona, who are looking to balance their books, the sale of Lenglet represents an opportunity to generate income. Although the defender failed to establish himself at Camp Nou in recent years, his performance at Atlético has enhanced his market value.
From Atlético Madrid's perspective, permanently adding Lenglet could be a cost-effective solution to reinforce the defensive line, especially with the decline of Axel Witsel, who has played roles in defense. Furthermore, the Frenchman would bring experience and continuity in a crucial sector of Simeone's team.
The outcome will depend on Atlético's willingness to meet Barcelona's financial demands and the player's desire to continue under Simeone's guidance. The negotiations promise to be one of the stories to watch in the summer transfer market of 2025.
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