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Atlético Madrid eye loan for Obed Vargas as winter window nears

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Atlético Madrid eye loan for Obed Vargas as winter window nears

Así, Mexican midfielder Obed Vargas finds his future at Atlético Madrid hanging by a thread as the winter market looms. He has logged just 12 minutes this season, all in a Champions League clash with Stuttgart, and has not featured in La Liga.

The article’s own heading reads, 'Así marcha su situación'.

Vargas joined the Spanish side early in the year.

Limited minutes spark loan talk

Mateu Alemany, director of Professional Men’s Football at Atlético Madrid, says the midfielder is expected to leave in the coming months, preferably on loan rather than a permanent transfer.

The loan would give Vargas the continuity he has missed under Diego Simeone and free a squad place for new arrivals.

Atlético also aims to reinforce the left‑back position for the second half of the campaign, and off‑loading players would create the necessary space.

This is not the first time Vargas has featured in the club’s exit plans; last summer he was close to departing due to limited opportunities.

Alavés, Getafe, Valencia and Sevilla showed interest then, but salary limits stalled the negotiations.

With the winter transfer window drawing nearer and no recent activity in the Spanish championship, his situation again points to a possible loan.

Atlético intends to find a destination where he can play regularly and continue his football development.

The report was published in the Futbol section.

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