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PSG ready to offer more than €100 million for Barcelona priority target – report
TL;DR
PSG is set to offer over €100 million for Julian Alvarez, a priority target for Barcelona. The move comes as Barcelona looks to strengthen their attack with Lewandowski's future uncertain.
Key points
- PSG ready to offer over €100 million
- Julian Alvarez is a priority target for Barcelona
- Robert Lewandowski's contract expires on June 30
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PSG ready to offer more than €100 million for Barcelona priority target – report
Paris Saint-Germain have emerged as FC Barcelona’s main rivals in the race to sign Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez.
The 26-year-old Argentine international is the priority target to strengthen Barça’s attack ahead of next season, especially with Robert Lewandowski’s contract set to expire on 30 June and his future currently appearing more likely to lie away from the Spotify Camp Nou.
PSG ready to go big for Julian Alvarez
Now, according to Mundo Deportivo, PSG are prepared to offer more than the €100 million Barcelona would be willing to pay for Alvarez.
On top of that, Atletico Madrid already accept that keeping him will be extremely difficult and would prefer not to strengthen a direct La Liga rival such as Barcelona.
The Rojiblancos would therefore rather sell him to PSG, who are also prepared to offer a higher transfer fee.
Q&A
How much is PSG offering for Julian Alvarez?
PSG is prepared to offer more than €100 million for Julian Alvarez.
Why is Julian Alvarez a priority target for Barcelona?
Julian Alvarez is a priority target for Barcelona to strengthen their attack, especially with Robert Lewandowski's contract expiring soon.
What is Robert Lewandowski's contract situation at Barcelona?
Robert Lewandowski's contract is set to expire on June 30, and his future at Barcelona appears uncertain.
