The stunning offer PSG are preparing for Julián Álvarez | OneFootball

Despite the rumors, the Argentine forward was clear a few weeks ago when he was asked about his future.

The future of Julián Álvarez is once again shaking up the European market. While he is enjoying one of his best seasons at Atlético de Madrid, a new giant has emerged ready to break the market to sign the Argentina national team striker: Paris Saint-Germain.

The reigning UEFA Champions League champion has Luis Enrique as the main driving force behind the move. According to European media, the Spanish coach sees the Córdoba-born forward as the ideal striker to strengthen his attack and has made him his absolute top priority for next season. They even claim that PSG has already moved forward with a salary offer close to 10 million euros per season.

The current form of the former River Plate and Manchester City player explains the interest. This season, he has recorded 20 goals and 9 assists in 49 matches with Diego Simeone’s team, numbers that have sent his market value soaring. While some Spanish outlets speak of a transfer worth around 100 million euros, others claim Atlético would not listen to offers below 150 million.

In Paris, they are considering different formulas to complete the signing. One of the alternatives would include cash plus players such as Gonçalo Ramos and Kang-in Lee to lower the cost of the deal. At PSG, they believe Julián’s movement and goal-scoring ability would fit perfectly alongside stars like Ousmane Dembélé, Désiré Doué and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.

Despite the rumors, the Argentine attacker was clear a few weeks ago when asked about his future: “I’m happy here at Atleti. I’ve never spoken badly about the club and I’m very grateful”, he said. Even so, reports of a possible departure keep growing and could intensify after the next World Cup with Argentina.

As if that were not enough, fate has added a special twist: PSG and Arsenal—another club interested in Julián—will face each other in the Champions League final on May 30 at the Puskás Aréna. While Europe battles over him, La Araña remains focused on representing Argentina and continuing to shine among the world’s elite.

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