Diego Llorente's Premier League switch
Diego Llorente switched LaLiga for the Premier League in the summer of 2020. Check out the story of his first season at the club and how he went on to be called up to the Spanish national team for Euro 2020.
Marcos Llorente sprinting
Marcos Llorente trained his speed as the Spanish national team continue to work individually. The Atlético de Madrid player was one of the top three fastest players of the 2020/21 LaLiga campaign, reaching 35.41 km/h during a sprint in the 91st minute in a game against Athletic ...read more
Diego Costa is back in the Premier League
Despite having played only 19 games, Diego Costa was part of Atlético-MG's historic 2021 season, when 'Galo' won both Brasileirão and Brazilian Cup. The former Chelsea and Atletico Madrid striker returns to the Premier League at Wolves. ...read more
Luis Enrique: ‘I can see Marcos Llorente playing in any position’
Marcos Llorente received his first call up to the senior Spanish national team in November 2020. Luis Enrique spoke about Llorente’s versatility, since he’s played both as a midfielder and an attacker. ...read more
Llorente snatches a point against Liverpool
Check out this dramatic clash between Leeds and Liverpool from April 2021 as Diego Llorente scored late on to rescue a point against the defending Premier League champions. ...read more
Llorente: 'This goal is for my grandpa'
Diego Llorente scored the equaliser as Leeds United drew Liverpool 1-1. The Spanish defender dedicated his goal to his grandfather, who recently passed away. ...read more
Fernando Llorente arrives at Eibar
Fernando Llorente has signed for Spanish second division team SD Eibar. ...read more
Christian Pulisic’s arrival in the Premier League
American Christian Pulisic has made a superb impact during his time in England so far. He became the first American to score in an FA Cup final in 2020 and his goals and assists helped Chelsea qualify for the Champions League. Relive his story on Dugout. ...read more
Diego Cocca’s best Atlas moments
On 11 August 2020, Diego Cocca became the new Atlas head coach. Under the management of the Argentinian, they become Mexican champions for the first time in 70 years and won consecutive titles. ...read more