Atlanta United Exploring Reunion With Miguel Almiron

Atlanta United Exploring Reunion With Miguel Almiron, per Report
Tom Bogert reports that although Atlanta has several targets in mind to reinforce their squad, a reunion with Almirón is a real possibility. Negotiations to sign the player are not advanced yet; however, Atlanta did secure the rights to open talks for the 30-year-old Paraguay international, which previously belonged to Charlotte FC.
Newcastle United: Miguel Almiron transfer latest with Atlanta United
Atlanta United have leaped to the front of the queue for Miguel Almiron, with the MLS side having held talks with Newcastle United.
Atlanta United working to reach Miguel Almiron agreement with Newcastle
Atlanta United are working to reach an agreement with Newcastle United to sign Miguel Almiron. The MLS side have made a bid for their ex-player worth in the region of £11million ($13.5m), which is being considered by Newcastle.
Newcastle’s Miguel Almiron set for imminent return to Atlanta FC: Report
Atlanta United are on the verge of finalizing a deal to bring Miguel Almirón back from Newcastle United, according to The Athletic’s David Ornstein. The MLS club has made a bid of approximately £11 million ($13.
Atlanta United in talks for Newcastle's Miguel Almiron: Sources
Atlanta United are in talks with Newcastle over a potential deal for Miguel Almiron, sources tell GIVEMESPORT.
Atlanta United reportedly reignite pursuit for Newcastle's Miguel Almiron, looking to bring former Paraguayan club star back to MLS
In a sensational turn of events, the Five Stripes are reportedly engaging in talks with their former star over a potential return

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