Atlético de Madrid is focused on enhancing its goalkeeping position with a long-term perspective. The club views Leandro Brey, a 22-year-old goalkeeper from Boca Juniors, as the perfect candidate to eventually replace Jan Oblak. Brey has demonstrated his abilities when needed, establishing himself as a leading prospect in South American football. The potential transfer is complex because of a release clause that is nearly 14 million euros and a contract that extends until 2027. Brey's readiness to take on a secondary role during his initial years in Europe will be a crucial factor in the decision.

Atlético de Madrid is monitoring Leandro Brey, Boca Juniors' 22-year-old goalkeeper, as a future signing. With Jan Oblak at 31, Atlético considers Brey for generational renewal but hasn't made any moves. Brey has a 14 million euro release clause and a contract until 2027. English clubs, Arsenal, Lazio, and Napoli are also interested. Atlético plans for Oblak to stay until 2028, making Brey a long-term prospect.