The Metropolitan Stadium in Madrid has recently inaugurated its new Paseo de las Leyendas, an exhibition that celebrates the 18 most emblematic players in the history of Atlético de Madrid. The inauguration, which took place on Tuesday, coincided with the visit of fans to the match between Atlético and Manchester United, which allowed fans to see in person the tribute to the players chosen by the club's members.

The idea of ​​creating a walk to replace the previous one, dedicated to the centenaries, arises from the need to recognize the footballers who have left an indelible mark on the fans and on the club's history. The 18 names selected were the result of an open vote among members, who were able to choose the players they considered most representative of the red and white identity. Among those chosen are historical figures such as Aparicio, Escudero, Ben Barek, Collar, Adelardo, Luis Aragonés, Gárate, Arteche, Kiko, Futre, Simeone, Pantic, Fernando Torres, Gabi, Forlán, Godín, Falcao and the current player Griezmann, who was not included in the vote for still being active in the team.

The walk is arranged in the form of a row of statues and commemorative plaques, each accompanied by a gold star indicating the seasons and games in which the player stood out. In addition, the Frenchman Antoine Griezmann has been included, who, although still active, was recognized for being the top scorer in the club's history. His name appears alongside the other legends, underlining the importance of his contribution to Atlético's recent success.

The Metropolitano, which is already a point of reference for fans, has become a space of collective memory where fans can reflect on the evolution of the club and its most memorable moments. The inauguration of the walk was held with the presence of former players, leaders and members of the community, who shared anecdotes and expressed their pride in the red and white tradition.

With the completion of the exhibition, the club hopes that the Paseo de las Leyendas will become a meeting point for future generations of fans. Atlético de Madrid will continue to promote activities that celebrate its legacy and encourage member participation in the club's history.

Mundo DeportivoThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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