Ts would be lowk crazy

Hej! I have purchased two tickets via the official club website. I also have the official app but the tickets are not visible there. I also cannot find any purchase history on my account. Shouldn’t I be able to see them somewhere? I finalised the purchase on Sunday.

Hello fellow Atleti’s! My family and I are travelling to Madrid for the Bayern match and will be in town Nov 1. Would it be worth it for us to visit the stadium for the last day of the red+white sale at the Oficina de Atencion al Atletico?

how do u feel about these fixtures after the change of times for the barca away game

An amazing player who will be remembered for many years.

I have been an Atlético Madrid fan since I was a child wearing the red-and-white jersey. I feel that Álvarez is a wonderful, talented player a perfect fit for a team like ours, which is building itself around him, supporting him, and truly valuing him (even during his less-than-ideal moments). We need to realize that we have received a great gift for the club, the team, and the fans.

Aupa atleti ♥️

Atlético Madrid form check: 4 wins and a draw in the last 5 (7 scored, 2 conceded)

The results - Alavés 1-2 (LaLiga): Grimaldo scored, assisted by David, and was FotMob's man of the match (8.9). Romero headed the winner in the 87th minute from a Baena assist. Alavés went down to ten men and Atlético had 22 shots. - Man United 2-0 (CL): Barrios scored in the first minute from a Baena assist, and was man of the match (8.3). Lookman added the second after Yoro was sent off. Oblak scored 8.2. - Espanyol 0-1 (LaLiga): Baena won it in the 89th minute from an Álvarez assist. Hjulmand was man of the match (8.2). Baena (8.0) and Álvarez (7.9) were both strong off the bench. - Stuttgart 1-1 (CL): Álvarez equalised from a Lookman assist, but Hjulmand was sent off in the 64th minute. Atlético had the better of the xG, 1.59 to 0.90. - Deportivo 1-0 (LaLiga): Álvarez scored from a Grimaldo assist and was man of the match (8.8). That's six league wins in a row. Oblak and Grimaldo both scored 8.2.

Goals and assists over the five games - Goals: Álvarez 2, then Grimaldo, Romero, Barrios, Lookman and Baena 1 each. - Assists: Baena 2, then David, Álvarez, Lookman and Grimaldo 1 each. - Álvarez and Baena have three goal contributions each.

Who's in form (last-five average vs. LaLiga season rating) - Álvarez 7.60 vs 7.17 (up 0.43), the clearest riser. - Oblak 7.62 (up 0.60) and Romero 7.80 (up 0.24, though he's played three of the five). - Grimaldo 7.66, level with his 7.72 season rating, and Llorente 7.38. - Baena averages 7.32, helped by strong rated cameos off the bench.

Who's cooling - David averages 6.50 against 7.66 for the league season. He had 5.6 vs Man United and was an unused sub vs Deportivo. - Barrios was 8.3 against Man United, then 6.8 and 6.2. - Hjulmand went from 8.2 at Espanyol to a red card at Stuttgart. - Lookman averages 6.60 over the five. Both his goal and his assist came in Champions League games.

Champions League ratings (3 games so far) - Best: Barrios 7.50, Llorente 7.40, Álvarez 7.33, Oblak 7.30. - Lowest: David 5.87, Le Normand 6.10, Hjulmand 6.13. - Atlético lost 2-1 at Liverpool, then beat Man United and drew at Stuttgart. Their FotMob team rating averages 6.80 in Europe, against 7.16 in LaLiga.

Availability - Romero and Cardoso were injured for Deportivo, with about 1-2 weeks out. Koke missed it with a thigh problem and is back in training. - Hjulmand's red card means a suspension for the next Champions League game.

Next up: Levante (A) on Oct 31, Bayern (H) in the Champions League on Nov 3, and Barcelona (H) on Nov 8.

I'd like to hear your opinions and haven't seen this asked at all.

In most seasons, we go with red socks, e.g. in 2015/16, 2019/20, 2023/24.

In some other seasons, we go with blue socks, suiting the blue shorts, e.g. in 2016/17, 2021/22, 2025/26 or also this season.

What do you prefer?

Im feeling positive, this team has a real hunger and grit and can scrape wins which teams of the past would not have , we have decent depth and look pretty strong as well- yes a few of our wins have been gritty but every team will have a few.close wins maybe they got lucky with

It’s hard to welcome him back so easily and especially this early. He’s lucky to have this support around him, he wouldn’t get this anywhere else.

Im at odds with how I feel regarding Julian. I’ve been hating him since he spoke out about his dream move back in July. But the club has worked hard for months to rectify Julian’s mistake, and keep him part of the group which they’ve done well. But I bet many of us are still conflicted to say the least.

How do y’all feel about him? Has he done enough? Should he do more, what does he need to do to be accepted into the team?

Je suis là avec mon fils et de la Famille Espagnol. Je viens de France et je suis trop heureux!!

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Hey guys, I'm a Belgian guy and socio of atleti for over half a year now. I just got a mail that I have the ability to buy a ticket for the PSV game in the away section. I'd love to go, but the mail mentions the tickets are fysical and to be collected. Customer support is not available and I have to decide by tomorrow at least. Does anyone have experience on this process and if I should buy the ticket?

Match info

• La Liga - Matchday 10
• Kick-off: Saturday 24-Oct-2026 | 21:00 CEST
• Venue: Metropolitano
• Ref: Alejandro Muñiz Muñoz
• TV broadcast

He creado Manager History, una visualización interactiva de entrenadores y títulos de clubes europeos. Los moderadores me han dado permiso para compartir aquí la historia del Atleti.

Lo que más llama la atención es el contraste entre las numerosas temporadas con cambios de entrenador y la continuidad de Simeone. Pero también me interesa lo que esta imagen no puede contar por sí sola: las circunstancias de cada etapa, las expectativas y el valor de los resultados más allá de los títulos.

Cómo leerla:

• Cada columna representa una temporada, desde 1955/56 hasta 2025/26.
• Cuanto más oscuro es el verde, más larga es la etapa del entrenador.
• Los bloques rojos divididos indican varios entrenadores en una misma temporada.
• Los pequeños símbolos señalan Liga, copa nacional y títulos europeos. No se incluyen las Supercopas ni la Copa Intercontinental.

En una publicación anterior, alguien preguntó qué había pasado en ese gran tramo rojo de la historia del Atlético. Me gustaría trasladar la pregunta a quienes mejor conocen el club: ¿qué explica esos cambios y qué etapas merecen una lectura más matizada?

¿Qué entrenador anterior a Simeone destacaríais? ¿Qué periodo queda peor representado si solo miramos los títulos?

También agradecería correcciones de entrenadores, fechas, cambios o títulos, preferiblemente con una fuente. Y, para ampliar el proyecto, ¿qué otros clubes españoles os gustaría poder comparar?

La vista general utiliza un entrenador principal por temporada; la información de cada temporada muestra también otros entrenadores e interinos cuando están registrados. Sigue habiendo lagunas. La imagen no demuestra que la estabilidad cause éxito, ni los títulos son una medida completa de lo que significa tener éxito en el Atlético.

Vista interactiva:
https://managerhistory.com/explore.html#clubs=D4rnFDRfoMUIPzG15beH

Fuentes, metodología y criterios:
https://managerhistory.com/data-methodology.html#coding-guide

El proyecto es mío. He recopilado los datos durante unos dos años con ayuda de Gemini y Claude y muchas comprobaciones manuales con Wikipedia, Transfermarkt y otras fuentes.

I made this radar chart to compare Johnny’s offensive numbers this season to last season, mainly looking at progression, receiving, dribbling and chance creation. The difference is pretty noticeable. He already has a little over a third of the minutes he played last season, so even though it’s still a smaller sample, I think there’s enough there to see how much more he’s doing going forward. He’s playing more passes into the final third and dangerous areas, breaking midfield and defensive lines more often, and producing more through balls and balls over the top. He’s also receiving between the lines more, getting into dangerous areas more often, creating more chances, and beating players more often off the dribble.

His carrying numbers are actually pretty similar to last year, so most of the improvement seems to be coming from what he does after he gets the ball. He looks quicker to turn, play forward, find someone between the lines, or take a defender on instead of just moving the ball sideways and keeping possession. That matches the eye test for me too. He just looks a lot more confident and dangerous on the ball this season, especially in more advanced areas.

Do you guys think this is just a hot start, or are we seeing a real change in the type of midfielder Johnny is becoming?

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I've been thinking of enrolling in a exchange program, and my unis offers a couple of Spanish unis as partners, there are alot more and the Spanish ones are not my top priority, but just in case would there be a Madrid uni which will have the most or all Atleti supporters(ot just heavy Atleti leaning)

Match info

• UEFA Champions League | League phase | Match day 3
• Kick-off: Tuesday 20-Oct-2026 | 21:00 CET
• Venue: Arena Stuttgart
• Referee: Serdar Gözübüyük (NED)
• TV Broadcast

Any fans of Atleti in washington DC? I live in MD near the area and I have just been wondering if there’s anywhere Atleti fans get together in the city. Would love to watch some games and meet fellow fans