Meanwhile, Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka achieved a hat-trick in England's 6-4 victory against France in the World Cup third-place play-off match.
Following his limited participation during the tournament, Saka spoke to BBC Sport about his readiness.
"Of course, I would love to have played more but it’s too late to talk about that.
I try to do my talking on the pitch and it’s done now, so let’s move on. I’m fit," said Saka.
Additionally, Atletico Madrid CEO Miguel Angel Gil publicly shut down transfer speculation linking forward Julian Alvarez with a move to Arsenal or Barcelona.
"My position is clear, the club’s position is clear. We’ve made it known to the player, his representatives, and the president of Barcelona," said Gil.
Gil reaffirmed the Spanish club's commitment to retaining the Argentine forward.
"I have absolutely no doubt that Atlético is the right place in the world for Julián, and that Julián is the perfect centre-forward for Atlético Madrid.
We want to keep him," said Gil.
He addressed recent statements from rival executives regarding financial negotiations.
"I recently heard the president say that the offer he made to Atlético Madrid wasn’t unlimited. My only response is that our answer is unlimited," said Gil.
Gil confirmed that substantial monetary bids were rejected by Atletico Madrid.
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"We didn’t accept an offer of €100 million, and we won’t accept one of €150 million or even €200 million," said Gil.
