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David Villa returned to Atlético Madrid as an advisor and member of the Board of Directors. The former striker accepted a position that placed him within the club’s executive structure. Villa previously played for Atlético Madrid from 2013 to 2014. He contributed to the team’s success during his playing tenure.
Villa expressed enthusiasm about his new responsibilities. He emphasized his commitment to the club’s continued growth.
“I’m very happy to return to the club with new responsibilities, but with the same desire to keep helping make Atlético Madrid bigger season after season,” Villa stated. “The club has experienced several years of great growth, and I hope to contribute so that we continue achieving success.”
He also conveyed gratitude for the appointment. “I’m very grateful that they thought of me for this role,” he said.
Villa established himself as one of Spain’s most prolific forwards. He won the 2010 World Cup and the 2008 European Championship with the Spanish national team. His club career included successful spells at Valencia, Barcelona, and Atlético Madrid. He retired from professional football in 2019.
The club appointed Villa to strengthen its sporting direction. He joined a board that sought to maintain competitive excellence. His experience as a former player provided insight into team dynamics and performance standards. The position marked his transition from playing to administrative duties in football management.
