While Barça was until now the big favorite, Arsenal is also inquiring internally about the situation of Julián Álvarez in view of the next summer transfer window after ESPN. The Gunners have taken information to assess the feasibility of a possible transfer, facilitated by the close relationship between Andrea Berta and Atlético de Madrid, as well as with the Argentine striker’s entourage. Under contract until 2030, Álvarez remains a key element of the Colchoneros, who would only consider him at a very high price.
This file is part of Arsenal’s overall thinking around its offensive sector. If Viktor Gyökeres is still struggling to fully establish himself and the future of Gabriel Jesus remains unclear despite his superb double in the Champions League against Inter Milan, the London club continues to explore leading options to strengthen its attack and remain competitive over time. As a reminder, the 25-year-old Argentinian had already played in the Premier League where he played for Manchester City under the leadership of Pep Guardiola. To be continued…