Manchester City divulged significant information regarding Julian Alvarez’s future, and Arsenal is closely monitoring his progress.

The forward joined the team two years ago and has subsequently attained remarkable accomplishments at the Etihad.

Arsenal is closely monitoring the status of Julian Alvarez at Manchester City.

Furthermore, he has achieved consecutive victories in the FA Cup, Champions League, and Premier League, while also serving as a representative for Argentina in both the World Cup and Copa America.

Although Alvarez, who is 24 years old, played more minutes than other players from City in the previous season, he has expressed his dissatisfaction with not being selected for the most important matches.

The £100k-per-week Man City player who may leave the team this summer is now being watched by Arsenal.

After being eliminated from the Olympics, he said he will take some time to think about his future, with Arsenal currently under lockdown, according to The Mirror.

Although the Gunners greatly admire Alvarez, they might not be willing to meet City’s demand.

Despite his prior declaration that he would never stop a disgruntled player from leaving, Pep Guardiola has declared that the Citizens are worth £80 million for Alvarez.

After spending big money on David Raya and Ricardo Calafiori, Arsenal was not planning to make a major acquisition, but they would supposedly make an exception for Alvarez.

Reiss Nelson and Eddie Nketiah, academy graduates who have been linked to Leicester and Marseille, respectively, might be sold to provide money for a move.

Following the news of his mysterious transfer, Alvarez is also drawing interest from Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain, and Atletico Madrid.

“I was one of the City players with the most minutes on the team last season,” he stated.

It’s true, though, that you don’t enjoy missing significant games. You’d want to help out.

“I haven’t taken the time to plan out my course of action.

“After the Olympics, I’ll take some time to reflect on my goals for myself. We’ll watch to see what happens.