Barcelona handed $670 fine for approaching Atletico’s Alvarez
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Barcelona’s pursuit of Julian Alvarez came at a modest cost after the Spanish FA fined the club 602 euros ($670) following a complaint by Atletico Madrid over contact with the striker.
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Atletico accused Barcelona of approaching the Argentinian, whose contract runs until June 2030, without first notifying them in writing.
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The sanction falls under Article 133 of the federation’s regulations. Atletico also complained to FIFA, which declared it had no jurisdiction over the case.
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For Alvarez, the repair work has been rather more public.
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The striker scored Atletico’s winner against Deportivo La Coruna on Saturday, finding the net for a second successive match as his side moved within two points of La Liga leaders Barcelona, before apologising for expressing his desire to join their rivals.
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“It was a mistake. I understand why the fans are angry. If I were a fan, I’d be angry, too. Especially given how they’ve supported me since I arrived,” Alvarez said, referring to an interview during the 2026 World Cup in which he said that he “wanted to fulfil his dream” of playing for Barcelona, triggering a transfer dispute that stretched through the summer transfer window.
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Frequently booed by the home fans this season, Alvarez received a standing ovation from sections of the crowd after scoring on Saturday, a sign of a thawing relationship with the Metropolitano faithful.
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Alvarez joined Atletico from Manchester City in 2024 in a deal worth up to 95 million euros ($111m). After scoring 36 goals in 103 appearances at Man City, Alvarez has registered 51 goals in 115 games for Atletico.
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