Atletico Madrid chief Miguel Angel Gil Marin has heavily criticised Barcelona over their pursuit of Antoine Griezmann, saying he was “fed up” with their attitude.

According to SkySports, Marin issued his strongly-worded rebuke hours after a Spanish radio station reported that Barcelona were poised to pay the French international’s 100 million euro release clause.

The Atletico CEO said the club’s stance was very clear regarding Griezmann, who has been strongly linked with a move to the Liga champions summer.

“We’re fed up with Barcelona’s attitude,” said the chief executive .

“Atletico Madrid’s stance is very clear and has been made public on numerous occasions – not once have we negotiated for Griezmann nor do we have any intention to do so,” said Marin.

He said Atletico would be demanding compensation from Barcelona should “the player exercise his right to nullify his contract due to their pressure throughout the season”.

He finished off by declaring: “Enough is enough. I hope this statement serves its purpose and that us Atletico fans can enjoy this moment and prepare ourselves for a final like we should.”

Marin’s plea followed a report by Cadena Cope radio station, which stated: “Barcelona have told Atletico Madrid they are going to pay Antonie Griezmann’s get-out clause. And Atletico know the player will be leaving at the end of the season.”

That came after Atletico president Enrique Cerezo refused to clarify Griezmann’s future after domestic media suggested Cerezo had met the player for dinner in a bid to persuade the Frenchman to stay at Atletico, with the promise of a bumper new contract.

Cerezo has denied meeting Griezmann for talks.