Atlético Madrid sent scouts to Copenhagen for Christos Tzolis, who has a contract with Club Brugge until 2029. An offer from Crystal Palace for over 30 million euros was refused last summer. The circulating asking price is 40 million euros, and this figure is described as a basis for negotiations. There is discussion about the possibility of Atlético Madrid attempting to sign the player and the risks of waiting, as English clubs could potentially return with a substantial offer.

A current asking price of 40 million euro for Christos Tzolis is being reported, and this figure is considered a form of negotiations. Club Brugge would also be interested in a deal in the mid-30 million euro range that includes significant clauses or options. English clubs may become interested with large offers if Atlético's offer is too low. The timing for a potential deal is crucial because January is a volatile market, and an increase in competition is anticipated for June.

Atletico Madrid is scouting Tzolis. According to Europacalcio, Club Brugge will only sit at the negotiating table in January for an offer of at least 40 million euro. Towards the summer transfer window, the amount might decrease, especially since Tzolis will not play at the World Cup. Club Brugge will still aim for a record fee.

Christos Tzolis is reportedly being closely monitored by Atletico Madrid, with the question being whether the club will make a move in January or wait until the summer.