Let Teleco is angry with the Thomas party for his last-minute action at Madrid, Arsenal, sources told ESPN.
The 27-year-old paid his 50 million buyout clause after joining the Premier League club on Monday night.
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Atletico said they were notified by La Liga at 11.28pm Spanish – half an hour before the transfer window closed – that Arsenal representatives arrived in Madrid that evening to use the player’s presentation clause.
Sources told ESPN that Atletico was “resigned” instead of being offended by Arden’s actions.
The club was aware that there could be a slight delay in the market, and coach Diego Simeone admitted on Saturday that the club was “worried about a bad surprise, which could always happen in football”, before the deadline.
ESPA reported in August that Atletico are worried about replacing their biggest stars such as midfielder Party or goalkeeper Jan Oblak with or without him – if any club pays their buyout clause this summer.
Which created an atmosphere of news in the club’s office fees on Monday when the news broke, and the realization that they could do nothing about it.
A year earlier, Atletico had lost Antoine Griezmann, Rodri Hernandez and Lucas Hernandez in similar circumstances.
The difference in Parte’s case is that the window departed at the last minute, although Spanish rules give him one more month to find a replacement, until the player arrives within La Liga.
However, Atletico were not impressed by the party’s readiness to leave the club where he spent eight years – seen as an academy product since joining as a teenager in 2012 – thus, putting him in a difficult position.
Parte made his first-team debut in 2015, and has been a key player for the past three seasons, but despite being one of the best performers, remains one of the highest-paid members of the first-team squad.
The club signed a new revised contract with Parten earlier this year before the coronavirus epidemic, which he rejected.
Later when it was offered a reduced deal in the new financial environment, Atletico was desperate to raise its buyout clause to a more reflective figure of its market value.
That offer was ignored and the party continued to join Arsenal throughout the summer.
Atletico said that until Monday’s dramatic late-night conclusion, the Gunners refused to pay the full value of their clause and to negotiate with Atletico, with no formal formal bids.
Later on Tuesday, Atletico full-back Kieran Tripier suggested his former teammate quickly accept him into the Premier League.
“He’s incredible, his physique, how he breaks the game. Technically he’s got it all. The one I’ve played with is ranked as one of the best midfielders.” “He speaks perfect English. I don’t think he will have any problems in the Premier League.”
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