Live Roundups Editor's Desk Insights Executive Ops Weather About 🔍
Home › Business & Finance › Simeone would welcome Alvarez back to training amidst Barca row
Business & Finance

Simeone would welcome Alvarez back to training amidst Barca row

Simeone would welcome Alvarez back to training amidst Barca row
BBC Sport Friday 28 August 2026, 12:37 UTC 1 min read
Key Points

Diego Simeone says he will do everything he can to make Julian Alvarez feel important at Atletico Madrid, after confirming the Argentina international will miss Saturday’s match against Sevilla.

Diego Simeone says he will do everything he can to make Julian Alvarez feel important at Atletico Madrid, after confirming the Argentina international will miss Saturday’s match against Sevilla.
Simeone (PERSON) Alvarez (PERSON) Barca (LOCATION) Diego Simeone (PERSON) Julian Alvarez (PERSON) Atletico Madrid (ORG) Argentina (LOCATION) Sevilla (LOCATION)
Originally published by BBC Sport Read original →

Related Stories

Waymo in Munich: Could autonomous vehicles make Europe's roads safer?

Waymo is bringing driverless taxis to Munich, its third city outside the US, as data suggests autonomous vehicles are far safer than human drivers. Following technology news about Europe on social media can be frustrating, as positive news is often overshadowed by complaints that consumers lack access to the latest innovative technologies and services due to a plethora of regulations from Brussels. The autonomous vehicle (AV) sector, however, looks positive in Europe this year — the United...

Euronews 11m ago

Munster Expects Nvidia Revenue to Grow by 90% in 2027

Gene Munster, Deepwater Asset Management managing partner, says what's been happening with Nvidia is "breathtaking." He expects revenue to grow by 90% for the calendar year 2027. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

Bloomberg Technology 24m ago

Gatwick Airport facing water outage after main burst

SES Water says it is working to repair a burst main which is affecting supply to the airport.

BBC Business 25m ago

Gulf Oil Tankers Near $650,000 a Day as Iran War Disrupts Flows

Earnings for ships on the world’s benchmark oil tanker route approached $650,000 a day as the Iran war and a bold bet by a South Korean tycoon continue to reshape how barrels are transported across the globe.

Bloomberg Markets 30m ago