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Barcelona leads Julian Alvarez chase as Arsenal, PSG fade

🇪🇸 4 days ago
Idioma: ES PT
Barcelona have secured a clear edge in the race for Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez, after reports show the Argentine forward has voiced a preference for the Catalan club and his agent Fernando Hidalgo has met sporting director Deco in Barcelona, despite Arsenal and Paris Saint‑Germain’s interest. After Argentina’s recent World Cup fixture, the striker publicly opened the door to a transfer, saying he wants to fulfil his dream. He stopped short of naming a destination but expressed a desire to wear the Blaugrana shirt at Spotify Camp Nou. Arsenal and Paris Saint‑Germain have explored signing the Argentine international in recent months, but the report says neither club has been able to change his mind. Alvarez is said to be fully focused on Barcelona as his ideal next step. Barcelona’s sporting department has been monitoring the forward for months, identifying him as one of the best forwards available on the market. Discussions have already taken place between Barcelona and the player’s representatives. Alvarez’s agent Fernando Hidalgo travelled to Barcelona and met sporting director Deco to discuss how a deal could potentially be structured. The meeting underscores the club’s intent to move beyond scouting. A €100 million proposal was reportedly sent for the player, but Atletico Madrid have publicly denied receiving such an offer. The club insists the striker is not for sale, citing his long‑term contract and a reluctance to strengthen a direct La Liga rival. The report claims Barcelona’s interest has already gone beyond simple scouting and admiration. The club continues to seek a structure that satisfies both parties.

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