A new Alvarez at Manchester City?

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By: Manu Tournoux

A new Alvarez at Manchester City?

The English champions are discussing with River Plate to try to recruit young Argentinian Claudio Echeverri this winter. Something to remember the transfer of Julian Alvarez.

After striker Julian Alvarez, recruited in January 2022, Manchester City could soon secure the services of another great hope of Argentine football. The English champions discuss with Claudio Echeverri and his entourage, indicates Sunday The Telegraph.

The midfielder from River Plate, Alvarez’s club before arriving at Man City, will celebrate his 18th birthday on January 2. He was the captain of the Argentina U17 team defeated on November 28 in the semi-final of the 2023 World Cup.

Manchester City leaders could activate Echeverri’s release clause, estimated at 25 million euros. Julian Alvarez was recruited for a little over 21M.

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Manu Tournoux

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