July 29th 2024.
Julian Alvarez, a talented football player, has been feeling frustrated lately. Despite being a part of the prestigious Manchester City team, he has not been given as much game-time as he would like. In fact, he openly admits that he is not happy with being left out of the team's important matches by their coach, Pep Guardiola. This has led him to contemplate his future, and he plans to make a decision after the Paris Olympics.
Back in 2022, Alvarez made a switch from River Plate to Manchester City for a whopping £14 million. Since then, he has scored an impressive 36 goals in 103 appearances for the Premier League champions in various competitions. While he did play a significant number of minutes last season, recent reports have revealed that the 24-year-old attacker is growing increasingly frustrated with his lack of playing time at the Etihad Stadium. As a result, teams like Chelsea and Arsenal are keeping an eye on the situation, and it is believed that Manchester City would not stand in Alvarez's way if they receive a tempting offer of £60 million plus £17 million in add-ons for the Argentinian before the transfer deadline.
There have also been rumors that Alvarez and his family would prefer to live in a warmer climate, which has sparked interest from Atletico Madrid as well. When asked about his future, the player himself said, "I haven't had the chance to think about what I want to do yet. Once the Argentine men's football campaign at the Olympics is over, I will start considering my options and see how things go."
Speaking of the Olympics, Alvarez is currently representing his nation in Paris, alongside his teammates Cristian Medina and Joaquin Garcia. They recently played a match against Iraq, and the trio was seen entering the field with determination and focus. Despite a shock defeat to Morocco in their first game, they bounced back with a 3-1 win over Iraq, placing them at the top of Group B. Alvarez, who was a part of Argentina's victorious Copa America campaign earlier this summer, is now fully committed to his Olympic journey under the guidance of coach Javier Mascherano.
Reflecting on their performance, Alvarez said, "We keep moving forward despite our loss to Morocco. It's important for us to get used to winning, just like we do in major leagues, and we hope to continue that trend here as well." Along with representing his country, Alvarez is also focused on his club career and is determined to contribute to Manchester City's success. However, with limited playing time and a desire to be a part of the team's crucial games, he is facing a tough decision about his future at the Etihad Stadium. But for now, his focus remains on the Olympics, and he hopes to bring back a medal for his nation.
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