Atletico Madrid aims to re-sign Rafael Borre in the Spanish capital
Rafael Borre, the 23-year-old forward currently thriving at River Plate in Buenos Aires, is gaining interest from his former employers, Atletico Madrid. The Spanish club are considering the return of Borre to Spain, according to recent reports.
Borre, a former Deportivo Cali attacking sensation, had a brief stint with Atletico Madrid back in 2015. However, he struggled to adapt to the Spanish top flight and was sent on successive loans. In 2017, Atletico Madrid sold Borre to River Plate, where he has since found his form and is now a key figure for the Argentine club.
Atletico Madrid have an option to re-sign Borre for a fee estimated at €10 million. The forward is uncertain about a potential move to Atletico Madrid, but the club is giving him an opportunity to prove his worth in the Spanish top flight.
It's important to note that another player, Julián Álvarez, is the key figure currently thriving at River Plate. Atlético Madrid signed him from Manchester City for €75 million on August 12, 2024. However, Borre's performances have not gone unnoticed by the Spanish club, and they are keen on bringing him back to Spain.
River Plate currently hold 50% of Borre's contract rights, which could complicate any potential deal. Nevertheless, the interest from Atletico Madrid is a testament to Borre's resurgence at River Plate and his potential to make a significant impact in the Spanish top flight.
As the transfer window approaches, the future of Rafael Borre remains uncertain. Fans and pundits alike will be eagerly awaiting any developments in this intriguing story.
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