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Tue 14 December 2021 | 17:35

Barcelona keen to sign Juventus and AC Milan target Julian Alvarez

Barcelona are reportedly set to sign River Plate’s striker Julian Alvarez in the January transfer window.

The 21-year-old Argentinian striker has established himself as one of the most promising strikers in the world following a spectacular 2021 season with

River Plate

.

He has scored 18 goals and provided seven assists in 21 league games for the Millonarios so far this season.

Alvarez

’s current deal at River Plate expires in December 2022 and he is likely to be Argentina's next exciting transfer to European football.

He has attracted a lot of attention from Europe's big clubs, with

Real Madrid

,

Juventus

, and

AC Milan

among those most interested in signing the Argentinean striker.

Milan moved quickly to sign Alvarez, sending scouts to Argentina to find out more about the striker, while Juventus has sought information on the youngster.

Inter

are also thinking about signing the 21-year-old.

Barcelona

, according to

Calciomercato.com

, are reportedly trying to enter the race for Alvarez. A contract extension would benefit the Blaugrana since they prefer a loan with a buy option over an outright purchase.

The Catalan giants have been plagued by injuries in their attacking line.

Memphis Depay

,

Martin Braithwaite

, and

Ansu Fati

are all currently injured. Furthermore,

Sergio Aguero

is set to announce his retirement due to heart problems and loan signing

Luuk De Jong

underperforming.

Alvarez has already expressed his desire to play for Barcelona, and the Catalan club's interest will drive Juventus and Milan to work swiftly if they want to complete a deal.


source: SportMob



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