Antoine Griezmann

Antoine Griezmann contract and transfer fees

Antoine Griezmann's contract with Orlando City runs until 30 June 2028 (19 months left). The final six months open on 1 January 2028, when FIFA rules let him agree a pre-contract elsewhere.

Antoine Griezmann has moved for €142m in disclosed transfer fees since 2015 (2 paid transfers). The biggest: €120m, Atlético de Madrid to FC Barcelona, Jul 2019.

Antoine Griezmann transfer history and what each club made

• Atlético de Madrid · sold to FC Barcelona for €120m (Jul 2019)
• FC Barcelona · signed from Atlético de Madrid for €120m (Jul 2019) · sold to Atlético de Madrid for €22m (Jul 2023) · loss for FC Barcelona €98m
• Atlético de Madrid · signed from FC Barcelona for €22m (Jul 2023) · left free for Orlando City (Jul 2026) · loss for Atlético de Madrid €22m
• Orlando City · joined free from Atlético de Madrid (Jul 2026) · current club

Antoine Griezmann injury record and availability

Antoine Griezmann has no injury or suspension on record as of 10 Nov 2026.

In the 2026 league season Antoine Griezmann has played 1,600 of a possible 1,710 minutes since 23 Jul 2026 (94%): 18 starts and 18 appearances in 19 games, average rating 8.03.

Since 2012, Antoine Griezmann has had 8 injury spells: 142 days out and 24 games missed. Most frequent: muscle injury (3 times). Longest: muscle injury, 46 days (Jan 2022).

• 2026/27: no injury recorded
• 2025/26: 1 spell, 10 days out, 3 games missed
• 2024/25: no injury recorded

Orlando City injury list

Antoine Griezmann international career: France caps

Antoine Griezmann has 137 senior caps for France and 44 international goals.

Not in a matchday squad in the last 12 months; the last time was 10 Sep 2024.

Antoine Griezmann: club-trained at Real Sociedad

Antoine Griezmann is club-trained at Real Sociedad: our record shows him registered there for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21.

• Real Sociedad

We count a player as club-trained when his record shows him registered with the club for three entire seasons or 36 months between the ages of 15 and 21 (UEFA's home-grown test), wherever he started and whatever he cost; time on loan counts for the club that borrowed him.