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Barcelona fined £503 over their approach for Atlético Madrid star Álvarez

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The IndependentBarcelona fined £503 over their approach for Atlético Madrid star Álvarez
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Atlético accused Barcelona during summer chase Striker now rebuilding his reputation with fans Barcelona’s pursuit of Julián Álvarez came at a modest cost ⁠on Tuesday after the Spanish FA fined the club €602 (£503) following a complaint by Atlético Madrid…

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