Antoine Griezmann’s Atlético Madrid story, tracked from 2014 to 2026, is a clean set of numbers that tell the football tale. Across 499 matches he has scored 212 goals and supplied 99 assists. That is 311 direct goal contributions at club level. His Sofascore Rating over this spell sits at 7.34, a strong summary of consistent performances.

A decade of volume

Reaching 499 appearances shows rare durability. With 212 goals and 99 assists, he contributes to 0.62 goals per match on average. It is the kind of output that keeps a team in winning positions across seasons. For fans who follow match by match on Sofascore, the volume alone explains why he remains central to Atlético Madrid’s attack.

Scoring rhythm and shot profile

His minutes-per-goal mark is 172, which works out to roughly one strike every two full matches. That pace is steady rather than streaky. He takes 2.25 shots per game, a sustainable level for a forward tasked with both finishing and link-up play. The efficiency shows in the goal return without an excessive shot load.

Creative return

The 99 assists underline a balanced profile. He sets up a goal about once every five matches, matching the eye test of a forward who connects play and finishes moves. Put together with the scoring, these numbers explain why he influences games even when he is not the final touch.