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La Policía Nacional intercepta a ultras del Leganés en Riazor antes de un partido de alto riesgo.
Barcelona is set to pay €100-110 million for Julian Alvarez, who is a key target to replace Robert Lewandowski. Meanwhile, Atletico Madrid has agreed on renewal terms for the forward.
Barcelona must pay €100-110m for Julian Alvarez but Atletico Madrid renewal terms agreed
Atletico Madrid forward Julian Alvarez remains a major topic of discussion in the Spanish media, as both his Champions League exploits and his future make headline news. The Argentina international has been non-committal when asked about where he will be next season, but it appears he will most likely be staying at the Metropolitano this summer.
Alvarez has been singled out as Barcelona’s priority target to replace Robert Lewandowski this summer, as they look to find the long-term answer to the number nine position. All year there has been reports of talk between his agents and Barcelona, but Atletico Madrid have remained adamant that he is going nowhere. Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain have been linked to him too.
According to Matteo Moretto on RadioMarca, Atletico Madrid have a valuation of Alvarez of around €100-110m, but that is something that will only come into play if the 26-year-old requests an exit from the club. Alvarez and his family are happy in Madrid, and as things stand, it is ‘difficult to see’ him requesting an exit, which would set things in motion.
Barcelona must pay between €100-110 million for Julian Alvarez.
Atletico Madrid has agreed on renewal terms for Julian Alvarez, ensuring he will likely stay at the club.
Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain have also been linked to Julian Alvarez.

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One of the obstacles to Barcelona convincing him to do so is a contract renewal with Atletico Madrid. Moretto explains that Atletico are keen to hand Alvarez a wage rise, and that all of the terms for a new deal are already agreed. Los Colchoneros will look to get that renewal signed after their Champions League campaign comes to an end, in a bid to ward off interest from Barcelona, Arsenal and PSG.
As has been reported over the past two weeks, two of the alternatives to Alvarez for Barcelona are Alexander Sorloth and Chelsea’s Joao Pedro. The Brazilian’s name was only revealed this week, while the Norwegian emerged as a surprise target two weeks ago. RCD Mallorca forward Vedat Muriqi has also been cited as an option on their shortlist.