Arsenal plans to negotiate for Julian Alvarez from Atletico Madrid
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 10:25 AM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
Arsenal is preparing to engage Atletico Madrid in talks regarding Julian Alvarez, aiming to secure the Argentine striker's return to the Premier League. Reports indicate that Alvarez, previously with Manchester City, is a top target for Barcelona, which has made an offer of €100 million. Atletico Madrid is seeking €150 million for Alvarez. Arsenal, fresh off a season where they won the Premier League but lost to PSG in the Champions League final, seeks to bolster their squad with a goalscorer. The Gunners have the financial resources to pursue the deal, though Alvarez's preference appears aligned with Barcelona.
- •Arsenal set to commence negotiations with Atletico Madrid for Julian Alvarez
- •Barcelona made a €100 million offer for the striker
- •Atletico Madrid wants €150 million for Alvarez
- •Arsenal recently won the Premier League and lost in the Champions League final
- •The Gunners aim to strengthen their squad with this potential transfer
- 10:25 AMYahoo Sports — Arsenal ready to open Julian Alvarez talks with Atletico Madrid
"The Gunners could be about to make a move.
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