Barcelona Chief Laporta Warns Atletico Madrid that Offer for Julian Alvarez Could Expire
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Joan Laporta landed this Sunday in Dallas to follow closely the outcome of the World Cup and tuck Barcelona footballers who continue in competition with the Spanish team. However, beyond the tournament, the Azulgrana president focused much of his appearance on the big issue of the signing market: Julián Álvarez . The leader was resounding when referring to the negotiation with the Atlético de Madrid and made it clear that the Barça is not willin…
Joan Laporta supports the Spanish national team in the World Cup and talks about Barça's transfer market.
Barcelona provide Julián Alvarez transfer update
Barcelona president Joan Laporta has provided a fresh update on the club’s ongoing pursuit of Atlético Madrid star Julián Alvarez. This comes amid confirmation that, though the Blaugrana remain very much interested in the Argentine, an improved offer does not appear to be imminent. The Camp Nou brass of course grabbed the headlines across Spain last month, in tabling an opening offer for Alvarez worth a hefty €100 million. The proposal was knock…
It is the show that sets the stage behind the scenes of the World Cup. Taking advantage of the categorical refusal of the Madrid Atlético to sell its star to a Spanish rival, Arsenal pushes his pawns to close the transfer of Julián Álvarez. But FC Barcelona, through the voice of its president Joan Laporta, has just launched a major counter-offensive with an official offer. Laporta lays down its conditions and challenges the Atlético. Freshly lan…
Julián Álvarez was once again at the centre of the European pass market scene. After his golance to Switzerland to get into the semifinals of the 2026 World Cup, from Barcelona they sent a direct message to both the striker and the Atlético de Madrid about his possible incorporation. Joan Laporta, president of the Catalan group, who confirmed the interest for the Argentine attacker and made it clear that the proposal presented will not remain op…
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