Leverkusen accept Atlético Madrid's latest offer for Alejandro Grimaldo

The wing-back looks increasingly likely to get his desired move back to club football in his native Spain.

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According to Fabrizio Romano, Bayer Leverkusen has accepted an offer of €20million including bonuses from Atlético Madrid. 

It was already hinted early on Wednesday morning that a deal was nearing closer to completion between the clubs.

However, there is still some dispute over the exact transfer fee, which Sky Germany believes a figure of up to €25million is more accurate. 

An agreement had already been reached between the left-back, who pushed for a return to club football in Spain, and Atlético Madrid. 

Now all parties involved have given the go-ahead – after passing his medical, the 30-year-old will leave the Rhineland for Madrid. 

Grimaldo is currently with the Spanish national team at the World Cup in the Americas, preparing for their clash with Uruguay.