French striker Antoine Grazmann announced that he would leave Atletico Madrid this summer

Antoine Grisman, the striker of Atletico Madrid, has announced his intention to leave the club at the end of the season, after five years spent in the club.

Grizmann, who played for France at the World Cup, signed a five-year contract with Atletico last June, but Saturday's league match with Levante seems to be the club's last game. Al-Madredi.

The club has been informed that Barcelona will pay a fine of 120 million euros for the termination of the Grisman contract with Atletico.

"It was a wonderful five years, thank you for everything," said Grisman, addressing his supporters and supporters.

The 28-year-old French star went on to say

.@AntoGriezmann: "Han sido cinco años increíbles; muchas gracias por todo, os llevo en el corazón". pic.twitter.com/9XorY05u1T

– Atlético de Madrid (@Atleti) May 14, 2019

"I want to say to the fans who have always given me so much love that I made the decision to leave the club to pursue other challenges."

"In fact, I had a hard time going down that path, but that's the path I think is necessary for me, so I want to thank you for your love for all these years," he said.

Grisman scored 133 goals in 256 appearances for Atletico joining Real Sociedad in 2014.

He won the European Championship, the Super Cup of Spain and the Super Cup of the European Union during his stay at Atletico. He has been the club's most venerable player in the past five seasons.

Atletico filed a complaint against Barcelona because of this offer, which would have been illegal to attract Grisman in December 2017.

David Ornstein, a BBC analyst for football, said the upcoming move to Barcelona would put a question mark on Philippe Coutinho's future at the Catalan club.

Coutinho's trip has not been easy in Barcelona since he left Liverpool for 142 million pounds in January 2018. According to sources, Gleia Ornstein said that the entrance to Grazman in Barcelona would mean in most cases leaving the Brazilian.

The future of Luis Suarez is also uncertain, despite Coutinho's superior performance, but it now seems that the Argentine striker will stay at Camp Nou and could leave next year.

If Coutinho moves, rumors suggest that he could settle in Chelsea to replace Eden Hazar, who was apparently preparing to join Real Madrid.