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Arsenal Monitoring Alvarez’s Situation At Man City

Arsenal Monitoring Alvarez’s Situation At Man City

Arsenal are monitoring the future of Manchester City striker Julian Alvarez amid his fall out with Pep Guardiola.

The Gunners have been linked with a new striker signing for much of the summer transfer window, but a deal has so far failed to materialise as Mikel Arteta strengthened his defence with the arrival of Italy star Riccardo Calafiori from Bologna.

The Argentina star has been linked with a move away from City as he eyes more regular game time, and the Emirates Stadium has now emerged as a potential destination.

Alvarez was a regular in the City team last season, however he wants to play as the focal number nine and currently finds himself behind Erling Haaland in the pecking order.

Reports suggest that he and his family would prefer a move to warmer climates, and Pep Guardiola has admitted that while he believes Alvarez to be “extraordinary”, he won’t stand in the way of any unhappy player who wants to leave Man City.

According to The Mirror, (GIVEMESPORT) Arsenal are now very attentive to the situation although it’s believed that City’s £80million asking price for the 24-year-old would price them out of a move if the valuation was firm.

However, with Eddie Nketiah and Reiss Nelson expected to follow Emile Smith Rowe out of the club permanently this summer that could fund a mega bid from the Gunners to bring the Argentina star to north London.

It would represent a major u-turn for Arteta and Arsenal, as they were not expecting to make any more big-money buys this summer after the completion of deals for Calafiori and David Raya for a combined fee of around £70million.

But if Alvarez is made available, that could change and they would be interested in making a move

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