Julián Alvarez has already rejoined Atlético de Madrid's training sessions, despite his desire to join Barcelona. The Argentine striker had publicly expressed his intention to leave the Spanish club to fulfill his dream of playing at the Camp Nou. However, Atlético remains firm in its refusal to let the player go, despite the Barcelona's massive proposals.
The Spanish club has filed a complaint with the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF), alleging that Barcelona influenced the player to pressure for his departure and break the contractual link with the institution.
Meanwhile, Barcelona has already begun analyzing other alternatives to strengthen the attack, including Junior Kroupi from Bournemouth and João Pedro from Chelsea. European giants are also closely following the situation of the world champion, with Arsenal as the club that appears with the greatest determination.
Arsenal's coach, Mikel Arteta, assured that the club is preparing a proposal close to 100 million euros plus the transfer of Swedish player Viktor Gyökeres to try to convince Atlético.
The tension between the two clubs continues to increase, and it is likely that the situation will be resolved in the next few weeks.
In parallel, Barcelona continues to lead the league with a 9-point lead over Real Madrid, and has scored 84 goals in the season, with 30 goals against.
Next week, Barcelona will play against Athletic Club in a crucial match to maintain its leadership in the league.
