Atletico's complaint comes after Barcelona director - and former Adelaide United coach - Guillermo Amor said this week it was possible that club president Josep Maria Bartomeu "had a meeting with Griezmann's family", though he clarified he was unsure whether that was the case.
France international Griezmann has a contract at the Wanda Metropolitano until June 2022 but continues to be linked with a move away.
Griezmann was reportedly closing in on a move to Manchester United during the off-season, but opted to remain at Atletico.
Coach Diego Simeone&nbsp;recently stoked speculation by saying he would not stand in Griezmann's way, should he desire a new challenge.
But Atletico are unimpressed with Barca's courting of the 26-year-old, with the capital club alleging illegal contact has been made between the two parties and FIFA have confirmed that a complaint has been received on the matter.
Former Barcelona player Amor&nbsp;suggested there&nbsp;was an "obligation" for his club to make contact with transfer targets, hinting at "some kind of a relationship" between the ex-Real Sociedad youngster and the Catalan giants.
Amor insisted he did not know any such specific details about Barca's reported interest in&nbsp;Griezmann, though Atletico feel there has been enough wrongdoing to warrant action.
Atletico, Barcelona&nbsp;and Real Madrid have all been placed under transfer bans during the past three years, as a result of breaking rules in relation to the signing of youth&nbsp;players, and the Camp Nou outfit&nbsp;could now find themselves in hot water once again.

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