Barcelona's plan of adding talent to their squad is not stopping, and their latest addition would be none other than Antoine Griezmann.
According to reports by French website Le10Sport, Sports Director Robert Fernandez traveled to Cologne prior to the game between Germany and France. The report states that both parties have reached an agreement on the player's salary, and all Barcelona have to do is match the player's buyout clause of 100 million euros (117 million dollars).
Griezmann was one of Manchester United's targets during last summer, but he chose to extend his contract with Atlético Madrid due to the transfer ban handed to the club. The player's buyout clause was increased by the team, but given the amount of money being paid for other top-caliber stars, splashing over 100 million dollars for the French striker seems like a bargain.
Unfortunately for Griezmann, this season has been the worst for him since he joined Atlético, since he's only been able to score one goal in La Liga.
