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Vitolo
Atlético legend · 2017–2024

Vitolo

ESP Spain · Winger, forward

The Canarian winger who arrived from Sevilla, won the Europa League in 2018 and fought injuries to be part of the 2021 title.

League games
72
League goals
4
Trophies with Atlético
3
Caps for Spain
12

The story of Vitolo

Víctor Machín, Vitolo, was born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in 1989. After winning two Europa Leagues with Sevilla and playing for Spain, he signed for Atlético in 2017. Because the club could not register new players until January 2018, he spent the first half of that season on loan at Las Palmas.

In red and white

Vitolo joined the squad in January 2018 and was part of the team that won the UEFA Europa League that May and the UEFA Super Cup in August. A direct, hard-working winger, he was later held back by injuries but remained in the squad that won La Liga in 2020–21.

Legacy

His contract ran until 2024, with loan spells elsewhere along the way. He played around 70 league games for Atlético.

Honours with Atlético

  • 🏆 La Liga: 2020–21
  • 🏆 UEFA Europa League: 2017–18
  • 🏆 UEFA Super Cup: 2018

Vitolo's goals for Atlético since 2002

6 goals in the match sheets we hold (1221 Atlético matches from 2002 on).

By competition

  • La Liga 3
  • Copa del Rey 2
  • Europa League 1

First goal: Lleida, 9 January 2018

Last goal: Eibar, 1 September 2019

Career

YearsClubGamesGoals
2008–2010Las Palmas B6111
2010–2013Las Palmas8526
2013–2017Sevilla11518
2017–2024Atlético Madrid724
2017Las Palmas(loan)91
2021–2022Getafe(loan)70
2022–2023Las Palmas(loan)80
2015–2017Spain (national team)124

League games and goals for each club; Atlético rows are highlighted.

Quick answers

How many games did Vitolo play for Atlético Madrid?

Vitolo played 72 league games for Atlético de Madrid and scored 4 league goals (2017–2024).

What did Vitolo win with Atlético Madrid?

With Atlético de Madrid, Vitolo won: La Liga: 2020–21; UEFA Europa League: 2017–18; UEFA Super Cup: 2018.