Julian Alvarez will have the final say on his possible transfer from Manchester City to PSG. The Argentine striker knows this, and is asking the owners of the Parisian club to make him an offer he can’t refuse.
The avenues began to multiply in May, a month before the transfer window opened. There was talk of seeing Victor Osimhen, Rafael Leao, Mohamed Salah, Marcus Rashford or Viktor Gyokeres quickly sign for PSG to make Kylian Mbappé forget. But all these files get bogged down, for different reasons, and even the signature of Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is now compromised. In recent weeks, a new hot file has emerged, and it leads to Julian Alvarez. A young replacement for a major European club, who has a frustrating playing time behind Erling Haaland, the track is enough to make one salivate.
Holder with a top salary, Alvarez raises his voice
Manchester City is not keen on selling him, because Pep Guardiola is counting on him in the long season that awaits the multiple English champion. But the Cityzens will not go to the clash if the Argentinian asks to leave, and of course in the event of a good offer. PSG therefore sees a door opening, but it will therefore have to convince Alvarez first of the viability for him of the Parisian project. And while the player is focused on the Copa America, his agents have set the first conditions for a possible arrival at the Parc des Princes, claims the British media CaughtOffside.
They are quite simple but make it clear that Alvarez wants his status to change. The former River Plate is demanding one of the biggest salaries at the club, which will allow him to legitimize his second demand, which is to be considered an indisputable starter upon his arrival, and not a player competing with the many before -centers of the club, from Gonçalo Ramos to Randal Kolo-Muani. At 24, the Argentinian no longer wants to be considered as a hope that we are waiting for confirmation, but as the offensive star of PSG if he is recruited. If Paris has to spend more than 100 million euros to bring him in as has been the case recently, there is no doubt that his status will change de facto. But the Ramos and Kolo-Muani examples also show that it is not necessarily by being at the heart of a huge transfer that we see our starting place being guaranteed with Luis Enrique.
