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How Julián Álvarez Could Leave Atlético Without a Release Clause Payment
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
67% centerFirst reported by Now 14 · 3 days ago
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What happened
Sport 5 says Julián Álvarez may have a legal route to leave Atlético Madrid for Barcelona without immediate payment of his 500 million euro release clause. In that case, Spanish authorities and courts, not FIFA, would handle registration and later decide compensation.
- 01Spanish law may let Álvarez leave Atlético without paying the release clause upfront.
- 02FIFA would not handle a dispute between Barcelona and Atlético Madrid.
- 03A Spanish court would later set Atlético's compensation.
- 04The federation would still need to process the player's registration.
- 05The article cites the 2019 Griezmann case as a precedent.
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