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Photo by Rodrigo Valle/Getty Images Velez is willing to move Thiago Almada to Atlanta United, but is Atlanta ready to confirm the deal? Update: To everyone’s surprise, Atlanta United went on record tonight clarifying that the club has not agreed to acquire Thiago Almada yet. Here’s their statement: We have seen reports about Thiago Almada. We have not committed to acquiring the player at this time; we can confirm that we retain an exclusive option to permanently transfer the player. The option extends into 2022. We will have no further comment on the player at this time.— Atlanta United FC (@ATLUTD) December 4, 2021 So, Velez is ready to accept Atlanta United’s terms of the deal and seem eager to push it across the line, but Atlanta United wants to wait. It’s worth noting that Almada would arrive as a Designated Player, which as of this writing would push Atlanta over the allowed threshold in MLS. That factor could influence negotiations for Ezequiel Barco, so holding off for now makes sense. Or, if reported interest never materializes into an acceptable bid, the team could retain Barco. Dirty South Soccer understands the team holds the terms of the current deal in hand until early 2022, and can execute the transaction at a time of its choosing. Thiago Almada’s departure from Velez Sarsfield looks to be all but a done deal. The Argentian club on Friday afternoon announced it had agreed to terms of the transfer of the 20-year-old to Atlanta United for US $16 million, an MLS record. That’s higher than the reported $15.95 million it paid for Pity Martinez. Almada will join Atlanta in February 2022. Se arribó a un entendimiento con la Mayor League Soccer (MLS) por la cesión definitiva de los derechos federativos de Thiago Almada a favor del Atlanta United FC. El monto de la operación es de U$S16.000.000. El convenio entraría en vigencia a principios de febrero de 2022 pic.twitter.com/dLi6U1wR3Y— Vélez Sarsfield (@Velez) December 3, 2021 Atlanta will hope that this most recent big-spending move pays off and can provide a jolt to its attack in 2022 in Gonzalo Pineda’s first full season as manager. While Luiz Araujo showed immense promise in the early stages of his MLS career, the aforementioned Pity Martinez transfer didn’t pan out and ended with him in Saudi Arabia. This also means that Atlanta will obviously need to open a DP slot, all but assuredly equaling a winter move for Ezequiel Barco. Almada joined Velez’s youth setup in 2006 and signed to their first team in 2018. He has scored 17 goals through 71 appearances.

Photo by Adam Hagy/NBAE via Getty Images The Atlanta Hawks and Philadelphia 76ers played on Friday, with the Hawks looking to stay hot on their home floor. Atlanta was unable to pick up the win here, falling to the 76ers by a score of 98-96. Philadelphia used a 15-1 run to take control of the first quarter, and led 31-22 heading to the second. Seth Curry had 11 points in the opening quarter for the Sixers. The Hawks had a sequence where they turned the ball over on five straight possessions at one point in the first, leading to ten unanswered points from the 76ers. The Hawks would storm back in the second however, using a 24-6 run to take control of the game before the half. Trae Young had 14 points and five assists in the first half, with Danilo Gallinari adding 13 points and three rebounds. Atlanta led 52-44 at the half after outscoring the Sixers 30-13 in the second quarter. Gallo had 13 points off the bench in the first half Presented by @Verizon pic.twitter.com/neOpKxBwBI— Atlanta Hawks (@ATLHawks) December 4, 2021 The third quarter was the first competitive one of the evening, with the Hawks outscoring the 76ers 35-34 in the period. Atlanta took an 87-78 lead to the fourth, and it was a strong quarter for John Collins. Hang it in the JC museum.@JCollins20_ | @ATLHawks pic.twitter.com/uBaJsdyv6g— Bally Sports: Hawks (@HawksOnBally) December 4, 2021 In addition to this poster, Collins had 12 points in the third and helped the Hawks maintain their lead headed to the final frame. Young had seven points and five assists in the third. Joel Embiid had ten points in the third for Philadelphia. TOUGHHHH pic.twitter.com/23YeJi4AUI— Atlanta Hawks (@ATLHawks) December 4, 2021 The Hawks struggled to generate offense with the second unit to start the fourth quarter. Atlanta scored just five points in the fourth over six minutes into the period. The Sixers outscored the Hawks 18-9 over a 9:30 span to start the quarter to tie the game at 96 with 2:30 to go. The score remained tied at 96 with under a minute to go, as Embiid scored to give the 76ers their first lead of the second half with under 43 seconds remaining. Atlanta called timeout with 42.2 to go and the ball, down 98-96. The Hawks had the ball side out of bounds with 2.4 second left down by the same score. Gallinari just missed a three-pointer that would have won the game as time expired. The Hawks scored just nine points in the fourth quarter and four in the final 7:50. Philadelphia outscored Atlanta 20-9 in the final period on the way to the win. Embiid finished with 28 points and 12 rebounds in the win, while Curry added 18 points and five assists. Young had 25 points and 10 assists in the loss for the Hawks, while Collins had 18 points and eight rebounds. Gallinari had 18 points, eight rebounds and three assists off the bench. The Hawks (12-11) will be back in action Sunday evening at home vs. the Charlotte Hornets.