Real Madrid pursues Julian Alvarez as Manchester City eyes bonus
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 12:35 PM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
Real Madrid is reportedly pursuing Julian Alvarez, who moved from Manchester City to Atletico Madrid in 2024. City included a sell-on clause worth £4-7 million in the deal, allowing them to benefit from Alvarez's rising value. Despite Real Madrid's interest, Atletico has rejected their approaches, and the Argentine's release clause remains set at approximately £430 million. City, entering a transitional phase under new management, could find the potential financial boost useful for summer plans.
- •Julian Alvarez transferred to Atletico Madrid for £64.4 million in 2024.
- •Real Madrid's bids for Alvarez have been rejected by Atletico.
- •City can earn £4-7 million from Alvarez's future sale.
- •Atletico's release clause for Alvarez is set at £430 million.
- •Manchester City is preparing for a transitional phase with new management.
- 12:35 PMYahoo Sports — Man City in line for multi-million bonus payment as Real Madrid pursue Julian Alvarez signing
"Manchester City could be handed a future financial boost through Julian Alvarez’s next transferReal Madrid have seen huge approach for the Atletico Madrid forward rejected by their city rivalsCity p...
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