Atletico Madrid are ready to make two big sales this summer.
That's according to Okdiario's chief pundit Eduardo Inda, when speaking on El Chiringuito. And the sales could lead to former Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea returning.
Inda said, "The first one that could go, because Atlético also needs to make money so as not to expand capital, it is Álvaro Morata. They could take the opportunity to sell him after the Euro Cup and he could go to Italy or Saudi Arabia.
"Atlético had to expand 40 million (euros) in capital and this year it must be there. The economic problem is tremendous.
"Another one that could be put on the market to deposit money is Oblak. David de Gea or Kepa are spoken of as substitutes. We cannot forget that Oblak charges 8 million net per season, which are about 15 or 16 net. If Oblak leaves they are talking about Kepa or David de Gea, but he's had a long time without playing."
Chelsea keeper Kepa Arrizabalaga is currently on-loan with Real Madrid. De Gea, meanwhile, is a free agent after leaving United last summer.
