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Griezmann become Atelico Madrid's highest goal scorer ever in the Champions League as Atletico win 4-2 against Leverkusen #championsleague

credit: UK Reuters

Atletico went home with a 2-4 victory against Bayern Leverkusen. But this wasn't the best news for Atletico forward Antoine Griezmann. Griezmann also became the highest goal scorer for Atletico in the Champions League taking over Luis Aragones who scored 12 goals for the club.

According to ESPN, Griezmann said...

"I am very happy for that."

"For me it makes me very proud to be part of the history of this club. I want to do the best possible, help the team as much as I can, and hopefully it can continue like this."

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