Atletico Madrid striker officially signed by INEOS

Historically, Manchester United has shared a competitive and often lucrative relationship with Atlético Madrid.

A bond forged by names like David de Gea and the acquisition of a young Alejandro Garnacho.

However, in the modern market, the two clubs are frequently locked in a tug-of-war for Europe’s most clinical teenagers.

The recent landscape of football recruitment has shifted dramatically under the stewardship of INEOS.

Since Sir Jim Ratcliffe secured his 28.94% stake in Manchester United, the club has transitioned from a solitary giant into the crown jewel of a sophisticated multi-club ecosystem.

This network, which includes OGC Nice and FC Lausanne-Sport, is designed to circulate elite talent through varying tiers of European football.

The current 2025/26 campaign highlights the diverse roles within this empire.

While Manchester United currently sits 7th in the Premier League amidst a high-profile managerial search, OGC Nice is flourishing in 4th place in Ligue 1, boasting one of the most resilient defensive records in France.

Meanwhile, FC Lausanne-Sport continues to serve as the group’s primary developmental laboratory in the Swiss Super League.

In a move that underscores the power of the INEOS pathway, one of Atlético’s most heralded players has opted for a strategic route through Switzerland.

FC Lausanne-Sport has officially announced the signing of Spanish international striker Omar Janneh Susso from Atlético Madrid via their official website.

The 19-year-old forward has committed his long-term future, signing a contract that runs until June 30, 2030.

Janneh arrives with a solid reputation as one of the most prolific attacking players of his generation.

Having honed his skills at the academies of Espanyol and Granada before joining Atlético in 2022, his ascent was rapid.

By 2023, he was a dominant force in the UEFA Youth League, scoring six goals in just eight matches.

With this signing, FC Lausanne-Sport welcomes a player with elite potential, expected to adapt gradually to the Swiss top flight before assuming a marquee role in the club’s sporting project.

For Manchester United fans, the name Omar Janneh Susso is one to watch closely; under the INEOS umbrella, the road from the Stade de la Tuilière to the Theatre of Dreams has never been shorter.