As the summer transfer window rapidly approaches, Paris Saint-Germain is expected to be exceptionally busy. The Parisian club has been strongly linked with a move for Julian Alvarez, the Argentine forward from Atlético de Madrid. However, a significant development has emerged: renowned transfer expert Fabrizio Romano indicates that Alvarez may ultimately favor an offer from FC Barcelona over one from PSG.

Much like previous summers, PSG is poised to capitalize on the upcoming mercato period to bolster its squad and refine its roster. The 2026 edition, in particular, promises to be quite active for the French capital club, especially with the potential departure of Bradley Barcola, for whom Liverpool is reportedly making a strong push. Consequently, the PSG management remains highly attentive to the striker market, and one name has consistently surfaced over recent weeks: Julian Alvarez, the 26-year-old talent from Atlético de Madrid.
Julian Alvarez to Barcelona for €100M?
The challenge for PSG is that they are not the only club vying for the Argentine goal-scorer from the Colchoneros. Fabrizio Romano delivered concerning news, reporting that Julian Alvarez appears to prefer FC Barcelona for his next career move. According to Romano, Barcelona, following discussions with Alvarez’s agent, is now preparing a formal offer to submit in the coming days. This initial official bid from Barcelona is expected before the start of the World Cup. The proposed total is anticipated to be around €100M, potentially including bonuses but excluding any player swaps.
“His next destination is very clear: it’s Barcelona”
This development suggests that PSG might soon have to abandon their pursuit of Julian Alvarez. The player from Atlético seems to have made up his mind regarding his future. Romano emphasized that Julian Alvarez has already communicated his intentions clearly to Atlético de Madrid: he will not sign a new contract and wishes to depart. Furthermore, his preferred next destination is unequivocally Barcelona. This certainly serves as a clear warning for PSG‘s transfer strategy.
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