Atlético de Madrid: Simeone wants Cavani for Diego Costa to solve the lack of goal

At Atlético de Madrid there is a lot of concern about the lack of a goal suffered by the rojiblancos. In the last five league games, Diego Pablo Simeone’s men have only scored two goals, both against Mallorca. A worrying fact and for which, according to what they point out from Italy, the Argentine coach could have found a solution: Edinson Cavani. The Uruguayan could leave in January, as he is not determined to renew and they say he is seduced by the idea of playing for Atlético, although he is not the only club pending on him. Atlético de Madrid has been in La Liga so far this season –Eight days– seven goals in favor. Only the clubs at the bottom of the table have a lower figure. The lack of a goal is something that worries a lot in the rojiblanco team and Diego Pablo Simeone is willing to make changes in the next winter market. Apart from the fact that Diego Costa could leave, according to Eduardo Inda in his weekly visit to El Chiringuito, from Italy they point out who could arrive: Edinson Cavani. The Uruguayan striker has a contract with Paris Saint Germain until June 30, 2020 and at the moment he does not seem determined to renew. Failure to do so could put him in the same position as Adrien Rabiot in the past, although it seems that his departure in January is also being considered. Atlético appears in these, with Simeone as the main supporter of his arrival, according to Mediaset Italia. Cavani is synonymous with a goal. Although he has missed part of the season due to injury, he has scored two goals in three games in Ligue 1 and last year he scored 18 out of 21, so the Argentine coach would be very interested in the Uruguayan landing at the Metropolitano. And it seems that El Matador is seduced by the idea. It’s not the only club he’s flirting with, though.Napoli are also contemplating his return and even Juventus would be willing to host the PSG striker now that Mario Mandzukic is ready to leave, with Manchester United doing the math. This is precisely another of the clubs that also sound for the Uruguayan.