La Liga is about to change! Atletico Madrid signed 9 people in 2 months: 500 million in 5 years

Not much surprise, La Liga giant Atletico Madrid is going to sign someone again! According to several famous reporters, Atletico Madrid is about to sign 23-year-old Stuttgart midfielder Milo, which will also be Atletico Madrid's ninth new player this summer. Simeone, 55, has completely killed her. Atletico Madrid has been extremely active since the transfer window opened. In the past less than two months, they have signed 8 new players, and on average, they have to officially announce the arrival of one new player every week. The eight newcomers are Langle (visa-free), Musso (buyout of 3 million euros), Rugeri (total price of 20 million euros), Baenna (total price of 50 million euros), Cardoso (30 million euros), Almada (21 million euros), Pubir (20 million euros), and Hanzko (34 million euros). The eight new players spent a total of 153 million euros in Atletico Madrid's transfer fee, and this is not the end. Early this morning, Atletico Madrid and Stuttgart had in-depth negotiations on Milo's transfer. As of now, Milo has reached an oral agreement with Atletico Madrid. Several reporters said that the transfer is about to be completed and the transfer fee is expected to be 23 million euros. After successfully signing Milo, Atletico Madrid's total transfer fee expenses this summer reached 176 million euros, ranking first in La Liga. Last season, Atletico Madrid ranked third in La Liga, and Simeone was very dissatisfied with this result. In the middle of last season, Atletico Madrid ranked first for a long time. However, due to insufficient lineup depth, Atletico Madrid gradually fell behind in the league schedule. As we all know, La Liga is basically a duo of Real Madrid and Barcelona, but Atletico Madrid has never believed in fate. Under Simeone's leadership, the Bedsheet Legion has been working hard to break the monopoly of Emperor Sa. In 2021, Atletico Madrid won the La Liga championship. However, they have not won any championships in the last 4 years. In the last two transfer windows, Atletico Madrid's spending exceeded 100 million. According to statistics, their total transfer fees in the past five seasons are as high as 513 million euros, which is higher than those of Real Madrid (470 million) and Barcelona (340 million euros). In the new season, can Simeone's team change his fate against the will of heaven? Let's wait and see.