LaLiga returns to Wanda Metropolitano and Atlético He will be able to play again before a part of his fans a year and a half later due to the global pandemic of the coronavirus. After the league premiere with victory in Balaídos, With Correa as the main protagonist with a great double, Atlético receive an Elche who started the championship with a goalless draw against Athletic.
Simeone added the loss of Hermoso due to the direct red he saw against Celta due to the absences of Felipe and João Félix, still absent due to injury. The setbacks are concentrated in the center of the defense, where the great news of Cholo can arrive. Despite the fact that Nehuén Pérez was registered and entered his first call for the course as rojiblanco, the future of the Argentine is still in the air and he is not expected in the eleven. The Cholo is completely settled in that rear with three centrals, so he could turn to Kondogbia in that position.
The international midfielder for the Central African Republic was one of the great highlights in Balaídos as a pivot, but he can lend a hand back in the face of absences. Also Saúl can get to act in the position if necessary. If you use Kondogbia as the starting point with Savic and Giménez, Simeone would have the option of resorting to a defense of four at any time during the match, returning the '4' to the pivot. Trippier, Lodi and Suárez, who returned to training later, will apparently wait again from the bench and Saúl and Llorente will have to re-occupy the lanes. These movements would offer the first start at Atlético for De Paul. The attack would again be a matter of Carrasco and Correa.
Possible alignment of Simeone for Atlético-Elche
The possible starting lineup that Simeone may present at Atlético-Elche would start again with a line of three centrals and a 5-3-2 formed by: Oblak; Savic, Giménez, Kondogbia, Llorente, Saúl; Koke, De Paul, Lemar; Carrasco and Correa. On the bench, Simeone has his new goalkeeper Lecomte and Nehuén, Trippier, Lodi, Vrsaljko, Javi Serrano, Luis Suárez, Giuliano and Camello.