Player: Atletico Madrid is indeed interested in Inkapier, but is unable to pay 60 million euros termination fee

Kickers reported that Atletico Madrid was indeed interested in Inkapier, but was unable to pay its termination fee.

Whenever the transfer window opens, rumors about Incapier always appear. This summer alone have seen such moments many times. First, on May 22, Incapier was photographed appearing in the Spanish capital with his fellow travelers. At that time, there were rumors related to Real Madrid, which had just signed former Leverkusen coach Xavi Alonso. Eight days later, it was reported that Atletico Madrid reached an oral agreement with the pharmaceutical defender, but it was soon confirmed that it was a speculation by reporters. ESPN then reported from Inkapier's homeland Ecuador that the defender was only one step away from joining the bed sheet army.

But then the news was denied by Inkapier's agent, but Atletico Madrid's basic interest does exist. In fact, this interest has been going on for several years. "Kicker" once reported that because Capier and his agent believe that the next transfer time for his career is ripe, Spain's "World Sports" also said that players and agents have expressed their willingness to transfer to Atletico Madrid.

But there is a fundamental obstacle to the deal, as Kapier just renewed his contract with Leverkusen until 2029 in December. This Bundesliga club, which originally wanted to stay, was neither forced to sell during the contract period, nor was it funded by the soon-to-be-received Wiltz transfer fee. To poach Inkapier, the only way to activate its 60 million euro termination clause, but Spain said that this number is currently unattainable for Atletico Madrid.

Leverkusen will never let the core player go at a price lower than this, so it is difficult for Atletico Madrid to complete the transfer at the moment. However, this does not prevent a new round of rumors from appearing. But the truth is that rumors can only come true if Atletico Madrid is willing and capable of paying €60 million.