Diego Simeone has responded to growing speculation linking Antoine Griezmann with a move to Orlando City.
The Atletico Madrid forward has once again found himself at the centre of transfer speculation, with reports suggesting Major League Soccer could soon become his next destination.
The noise around a potential departure has intensified as Orlando City’s interest continues to gather momentum.
Diego Simeone comments on Antoine Griezmann Orlando City rumours
Against that backdrop, Simeone’s stance offers clarity on how the club views Griezmann’s situation and the autonomy he holds over his own future.
In remarks shared by Fabrizio Romano, Diego Simeone addressed the Orlando City links directly: “I won’t speak for him. I care about him a lot.
“I already told him what I think: that he should always choose what’s best for himself. He’s in a place where he deserves to decide what he wants to do.”
The Atletico Madrid manager’s response reflects the long-standing relationship between the two men. Rather than shutting down the rumours, Simeone acknowledged that Griezmann has earned the right to determine the direction of his career.
Antoine Griezmann linked with Orlando City MLS switch
Reports in recent weeks have suggested that Orlando City are positioning themselves to secure Antoine Griezmann should he decide to leave La Liga.
The MLS side are understood to hold a strong interest in bringing the French forward to Florida as part of their long-term project.
Griezmann, now 34, has previously spoken about the appeal of playing in the United States before retirement, which adds credibility to the current speculation.
However, he remains under contract at Atletico Madrid, and any move would require careful negotiation given his continued importance to the squad.
For now, the message from Diego Simeone is measured and consistent. The decision belongs to Antoine Griezmann, and that reality shapes everything that follows.
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