Mundo Deportivo reported that Thomas Lemar had been loaned to Girona from Atlético de Madrid for one season. The French midfielder, aged 29, joined Girona after spending seven seasons with Atlético, aiming to regain his form following a challenging period of injuries. Lemar successfully completed his medical examination in Girona after his arrival on Monday night. The loan agreement does not include an option to purchase, with Girona covering 40% to 50% of his salary. Having been part of the French team that won the World Cup in 2018, Lemar suffered an Achilles tendon rupture in September, which kept him out for most of the season. Although he was medically cleared several months ago, he was not included in Diego Pablo Simeone's plans, leading to a mutual decision to seek a transfer.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Thomas Lemar's imminent loan move to Girona for the 2025-26 season. Atlético de Madrid has authorized Thomas Lemar to skip training to finalize his loan for the 2025-26 season. He is completing the necessary formalities, including a medical examination, for his imminent loan to Girona. Atlético de Madrid will cover half of Lemar's salary for the loan period, allowing him to gain playing time in LaLiga after limited opportunities following a serious injury in the 23/24 season.

AS reports on Thomas Lemar's impending transfer from Atlético to Girona. Thomas Lemar is set to leave Atlético for Girona. This is part of Atlético's efforts to finalize their squad adjustments before the start of the league.

Mundo Deportivo reports on Thomas Lemar's loan transfer to Girona. Thomas Lemar will join Girona on a simple loan agreement, with no option to buy. Girona will cover 50% of Lemar's salary. The agreement is complete between Girona, Atlético de Madrid, and Lemar himself. Lemar, who was part of France's World Cup-winning team in 2018, is looking to regain his form after a significant injury last season. The move will help Atlético de Madrid reduce their wage bill while providing Girona with experienced talent.