Julian Alvarez seeks new agent amid Arsenal interest and contract uncertainty
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 9:30 AM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026

Julian Alvarez, currently with Atletico Madrid, has dismissed his long-serving agent after a failed move to Barcelona. Arsenal remains interested in signing the forward, who had initially shown a preference for Barca. Alvarez's decision follows a challenging start to the season, leaving his future at Atletico uncertain. His father is reportedly searching for new representation, with Javier Pastore a possible candidate. Arsenal hopes that a new agent could facilitate a reconsideration of a move to the Premier League.
- •Julian Alvarez has left his agent after failing to join Barcelona.
- •Arsenal continues to monitor Alvarez's situation and maintain interest.
- •Alvarez remains under contract with Atletico Madrid until 2030.
- •His father is leading the search for a new representative.
- •Arsenal believes a new agent could change Alvarez's mind about moving.
- 9:30 AMYahoo Sports — Julian Alvarez makes decision that could affect his future amidst Arsenal interest
"Julian Alvarez remains an important transfer target for Arsenal, and the Argentina international has made a decision that could affect his future.During the summer, the Gunners did everything possible...
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