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Antoine Griezmann's move from Atletico Madrid to Barcelona in 2019, for €120 million, failed to live up to expectations. Struggling to adapt and facing off-field pressures, he returned to Atletico, where he's since rekindled his form.


Antoine Griezmann: How the Atletico Madrid star became a flop show at Barcelona

Antoine Griezmann's move from Atletico Madrid to Barcelona in 2019, for &euro;120 million, failed to live up to expectations. Struggling to adapt and facing off-field pressures, he returned to Atletico, where he's since rekindled his form.

Welcome back to Failed Football Transfers, where we analyse football's most notable transfer flops. Today, we're focusing on Antoine Griezmann, a player whose much-anticipated move from Atletico Madrid to Barcelona in 2019 promised so much yet ultimately delivered so little. How did a World Cup winner and one of Europe&rsquo;s finest talents struggle to make a lasting impact at Camp Nou? Let&rsquo;s delve into this intriguing saga.
 Antoine Griezmann rose to prominence at Real Sociedad before shining at Atletico Madrid, where he became a key figure. In his first five seasons with Atletico, he recorded 183 goal contributions in 257 appearances. He was vital to the club&rsquo;s success, winning the UEFA Europa League, UEFA Super Cup, and leading Atletico to the 2016 Champions League final. He also played a crucial role in France&rsquo;s 2018 World Cup triumph.
 With such stellar performances under Diego Simeone, speculation about a transfer to Barcelona became inevitable. In 2019, the Catalan giants activated his release clause of a staggering &euro;120 million. Following the underwhelming performances of Philippe Coutinho and Ousmane Dembele, Griezmann was expected to be the missing piece in Barcelona&rsquo;s attacking puzzle, joining superstars like Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez.
 However, the transition from Madrid to Barcelona was anything but smooth. Griezmann found it challenging to adapt to a system that demanded a different role. Often playing second fiddle to Messi, he struggled to make his mark, with moments of brilliance overshadowed by inconsistency.
 One of the biggest challenges was the lack of clarity about his position. At Atletico, he excelled as a central forward or winger, but at Camp Nou, he was frequently shuffled around, never finding his rhythm. Under pressure to justify his hefty price tag, Griezmann faced constant scrutiny, which further affected his confidence.
 Off-field distractions also played a role. The media relentlessly compared him to his predecessors, highlighting every misstep and undermining his confidence. Despite his best efforts, he could not replicate the goal-scoring form that had previously made him a star.
 By the end of his second season at Barcelona, it became clear that Griezmann was not the transformative signing the club had hoped for. With just 35 goals in 102 appearances, his contributions were decent but fell far short of expectations. He clinched only one trophy, a Copa del Rey in 2021, and his performances often reflected the overall struggle within the squad.
 In the summer of 2021, Griezmann returned to Atletico Madrid on loan, effectively marking the end of his time at Barcelona. The move was seen as a form of redemption, allowing him to return to a club where he felt valued and could thrive once again.
 Since his return, Griezmann has rekindled his form and made a significant impact. His loan was made permanent in 2022, and he quickly re-established himself as a pivotal figure in Simeone&rsquo;s attacking setup. In the 2022-23 season, Griezmann played a central role in Atletico's pursuit of success, providing a league-high 16 assists and scoring 15 goals.
 His performances have revitalised his career and helped Atletico remain competitive in both La Liga and European competitions. Griezmann&rsquo;s experience and winning mentality, honed during his time with the French national team and at Atletico, have added vital depth to the squad.
 Although he has now retired from international football, Griezmann continues to help Atletico Madrid challenge for silverware. His resurgence is a testament to his resilience and dedication, proving that his time at Barcelona was an anomaly rather than a true reflection of his abilities.
 Thanks for joining us on this episode of Failed Football Transfers. Be sure to like, subscribe, and hit that bell icon for more stories from the world of football. See you next time!
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French forward Antoine Griezmann has returned to his former club Atletico Madrid from FC Barcelona on a permanent deal.

Antoine Griezmann returns to Atletico Madrid from FC Barcelona on permanent deal

Atletico Madrid have finalised a deal for Antoine Griezmann with FC Barcelona to bring their former star back to the club on a permanent basis.

World cup winner Antoine Griezmann has permanently re-signed for Atletico Madrid till 2026, having been on loan from FC Barcelona since August 2021.

French forward Antoine Griezmann has returned to his former club Atletico Madrid from FC Barcelona on a permanent deal.
The 31-year-old has re-signed for Atletico Madrid till 2026, having been on loan from FC Barcelona since August 2021.
Griezmann was signed by FC Barcelona for a hefty amount of &euro;120 Million back in 2019 but struggled to make an impact at Camp Nou.
He is a key figure in coach Diego Simeone's team and had been forcefully reduced to a substitute in most of the games this season, all due to the reported &euro;40 million fee Atletico had to pay Barcelona if Griezmann played more than 45 minutes in more than 50% of their games.
"I&rsquo;m very happy because it&rsquo;s what I wanted since I returned. To stay at Atletico, enjoy being at the club, with the coach, my teammates, the stadium, the fans, I did everything possible to stay here," Griezmann said in his interview.

There's a huge twist in the battle for Round of 16 in Group F, as Hungary stunned world champions France and held them to a 1-1 draw at the Puskas&nbsp;Stadium on Saturday night.
Attila Fiola&nbsp;sent shockwaves&nbsp;when he put Hungary ahead just before half time. He&nbsp;is the first player to score against France across all competitions in the last six games.
It seemed that Hungary would pull off the upset of the tournament but&nbsp;Antoine Griezmann&nbsp;pulled off an equaliser in the 66th minute. His 38th goal for the national side in 93 outings, helped France rescue a point as&nbsp;Les Bleus remain unbeaten and go top of Group F.
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Euro 2020: Hungary stun world champions France, hold them to a draw

Antoine Griezmann's equaliser&nbsp;helped France rescue a point as the World Champions remain unbeaten to go top of Group F

There's a huge twist in the battle for Round of 16 in Group F, as Hungary stunned world champions France and held them to a 1-1 draw at the Puskas&nbsp;Stadium on Saturday night.
Attila Fiola&nbsp;sent shockwaves&nbsp;when he put Hungary ahead just before halftime. He&nbsp;is the first player to score against France across all competitions in the last six games.
It looked like Hungary would pull off the upset of the tournament but&nbsp;Antoine Griezmann&nbsp;scored an equaliser in the 66th minute. His 38th goal for the national side in 93 outings, helped France rescue a point as the World Champions remain unbeaten to go top of Group F.
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World champions and European heavyweights France will look to extend their dominance in World football as they have their eyes set at EURO 2020.&nbsp;'Les Bleus' have an opportunity to follow in the footsteps of that 2000-Euro winning side, which&nbsp;claimed the 1998 World Cup on home soil two years before.
Interestingly, the man to captained both those sides,&nbsp;Didier Deschamps, has been France's boss since 2012 and has converted them into a cohesive unit. After World Cup glory in 2018, he can secure the second international double of his career at EURO 2020.
Moreover, France by far have the best squad in the world in terms of both quality and quantity.&nbsp;their core of 2018&rsquo;s winners is still intact with the likes of&nbsp;Paul Pogba,&nbsp;Antoine Griezmann,&nbsp;Kylian Mbappe captain and goalkeeper Hugo Lloris&nbsp;and others, looking even more dangerous&nbsp;now.They also boast the attacking talent of&nbsp;Karim Benzema, who is returning to the French squad after nearly 6 years.
2016 EURO runners-up, France, have had a decent run at the tournament having won it twice in 1984 and 2000. They are also part of the group of death which is Group F, along with&nbsp;Germany, Portugal and Hungary.
France will be appearing at their 13th straight final tournament. They haven't missed one since the 1994 World Cup, and have reached five finals during that sequence, winning 3.&nbsp;They will be keen to gain revenge on Portugal, after Deschamps' side lost the Euro 2016 final in Paris to&nbsp;Fernando Santos' men.

Euro 2020: Benzema returns as heavyweights France look for their 3rd title 

World champions and European heavyweights France will look to extend their dominance in World football as they have their eyes set at Euro 2020

World champions and European heavyweights France will look to extend their dominance in World football as they have their eyes set on Euro 2020.&nbsp;'Les Bleus' have an opportunity to follow in the footsteps of that 2000-Euro winning side, which&nbsp;claimed the 1998 World Cup on home soil two years before.
Interestingly, the man who captained both those sides,&nbsp;Didier Deschamps, has been France's boss since 2012 and has converted them into a cohesive unit. After World Cup glory in 2018, he can secure the second international double of his career this year.&nbsp;
Moreover, France by far has the best squad in the world in terms of talent.&nbsp;Their core of 2018&rsquo;s team is intact with the likes of&nbsp;Paul Pogba,&nbsp;Antoine Griezmann,&nbsp;Kylian Mbappe&nbsp;and goalkeeper Hugo Lloris. They also boast the attacking talent of&nbsp;Karim Benzema, who is returning to the French squad after nearly 6 years.
2016 runners-up, France, have had a decent run at the tournament having won it twice in 1984 and 2000. They are also part of the group of death which is Group F, along with&nbsp;Germany, Portugal and Hungary.
The team, in particular,&nbsp;will keep an eye on neighbours Portugal, after Deschamps' side lost the Euro 2016 final in Paris to Cristiano&nbsp;Ronaldo's men.

4 goals were scored in 30 mins&nbsp;including a stunning brace from Lionel Messi&nbsp;as Barcelona thrashed Athletic Bilbao&nbsp;4-0 to win the Copa&nbsp;del Rey&nbsp;title. The 31st title for Barcelona didn't come easy as Barcelona were pushed into a corner in the first half desperate in need of a goal. But in the 2nd half, the dominance switched hands with&nbsp;Antoine Griezmann&nbsp;and&nbsp;Frenkie de Jong&nbsp;scoring in quick succession. Messi&nbsp;then came and stamped his authority&nbsp;with 2 goals towards the end of the 2nd half. Revenge of sorts for Barcelona as they were earlier beaten&nbsp;2-1 by Athletic in January's Spanish Super Cup final.&nbsp;

Messi blitz helps Barcelona win 31st Copa del Rey title 

Antoine Griezmann&nbsp;and&nbsp;Frenkie de Jong&nbsp;scored for Barcelona in quick succession as Lionel Messi&nbsp;scored a brace to seal the deal for the Catalan giants&nbsp;

4 goals were scored in 30 mins&nbsp;including a stunning brace from Lionel Messi&nbsp;as Barcelona thrashed Athletic Bilbao&nbsp;4-0 to win the Copa&nbsp;del Rey&nbsp;title. The 31st title for Barcelona didn't come easy as Barcelona were pushed into a corner in the first half desperate in need of a goal. But in the 2nd half, the dominance switched hands with&nbsp;Antoine Griezmann&nbsp;and&nbsp;Frenkie de Jong&nbsp;scoring in quick succession. Messi&nbsp;then came and stamped his authority&nbsp;with 2 goals towards the end of the 2nd half. Revenge of sorts for Barcelona as they were earlier beaten&nbsp;2-1 by Athletic in January's Spanish Super Cup final.&nbsp;

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