Atletico Madrid face Real Madrid on Matchday 29 with attention centered on Jan Oblak’s absence. The goalkeeper’s status adds intrigue to a high-stakes LaLiga clash at a crucial point in the season.

Oblak turns 34 next January. The Slovenian is still the number one, and not even Musso himself would try to argue that. He remains trusted and, on most nights, delivers. The transition is not happening yet, and forcing one would be as mistaken as ignoring the need for one.

Atletico Madrid aims to secure its first Champions League semifinal spot in nearly a decade. With a two-goal lead over Barcelona, anticipated changes include goalkeeper Jan Oblak's return from injury.

Atlético’s medical room still has several players being handled with care. Pablo Barrios, Jose María Giménez and David Hancko are still recovering from their respective injuries and are waiting for the chance to return to action with Atleti.

Atletico Madrid's Jan Oblak became the quickest goalkeeper in LaLiga history to reach to 100 clean sheets following Wednesday's 5-0 win over Osasuna.

Jan Oblak is very good at catching. This is not as obvious as it probably should be, and weird though it sounds, it might be part of the reason some people don't talk about him as much as they should. It's probably part of the reason you don't see more of ...

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