Arsenal push for Julian Alvarez deal

Arsenal accelerate in the summer transfer market 2025 with the goal of upgrading the attack with the signature of Julian Alvarez.

Arsenal want to bring Alvarez back to the Premier League.

Arsenal are entering the 2025 summer transfer window with the ambition of breaking the curse of finishing second in the Premier League for three consecutive seasons. According to Marca, the target that the "Gunners" are closely pursuing on the attack line is Atletico Madrid's Julian Alvarez.

At 25, Julian Alvarez has enjoyed an impressive debut season in La Liga since joining Atletico for £80m last summer. The Argentine has scored 29 goals and provided seven assists in all competitions, cementing his place as a key player in Diego Simeone's side.

That excellent performance quickly made Alvarez a "hot commodity" in the transfer market. In addition to Arsenal, a series of other big clubs such as Barcelona, ​​Liverpool and Bayern Munich are all closely following his future developments.

However, Marca said Arsenal are currently the strongest team in the race to sign the 2022 World Cup winner.

Things won't be easy for Arsenal. Atletico are said to be determined to keep Alvarez, seeing him as central to the club's long-term plans. Alvarez himself is happy at the Metropolitano, making negotiations complicated.

Coach Diego Simeone made his point public: “We needed Julian. He was the one we were looking for. Now he is here, and I hope Julian is also happy with this group. We will support him with all our efforts to maximize his potential."

If they fail to sway Atletico, Arsenal will be forced to turn to Viktor Gyokeres (Sporting Lisbon) and Benjamin Sesko (RB Leipzig). Both are emerging young talents and are considered more accessible in terms of finance and personal negotiations.

Coach Mikel Arteta and the Arsenal board understand that adding a quality striker is the final piece to turn them from runners-up to true champions.

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