Jan Oblak sends a transfer warning to Atletico Madrid amidst the interests of Man Utd

Jan Oblak has warned Atletico Madrid that he will leave the club if his ambition depreciates.

Goalkeeper Oblak signed a new contract with Wanda Metropolitano in April to extend his stay in Madrid until 2023.

But after seeing Antoine Griezmann announce that he will leave Atleti this summer and that key stars Lucas Hernandez, Diego Godin and Juanfran will already leave, Oblak admitted that he would not stay.

"I signed a new contract, but that does not change anything," Oblak told Ekipa. "I will stay at Atletico as long as their ambitions are up to mine.

"And some people might think that their ambitions have gone down because the big players are gone.I am certain that the club will do everything possible to recruit quality players.When I signed my new contract, they m & # ## 39, gave guarantees as to the club's ambition.

"They said that aspirations would not change."

The news will pique the ears of Manchester United transfers gurus, while the Red Devils are looking for a goaltender because of the uncertainty surrounding David de Gea.

De Gea is about to enter the final year of his contract at Old Trafford and has no plans to sign a renewal.

United was planning to trigger the £ 106 million buyout clause in Oblak's new deal, with Liverpool also weighing heavily.

Oblak has been at Atleti since the summer of 2014, when he left Benfica and quickly imposed himself as one of the best shooting stoppers in Europe.

Last season, the Slovenians kept 20 white sheets in 37 appearances in La Liga, while conceding only 27 goals.