A former Manchester City forward could join Liverpool next summer according to Spanish media sources. The 25- year old player currently playing in the La Liga likely to leave in 2026.
Liverpool had an active transfer window, spending north of £400m over the summer. Star signing Hugo Ekitike has already made an impact. Proven Premier League star Alexander Isak making his way after a long saga.
Florian Wirtz, Jeremie Frimpong, Milos Kerkez and Giovanni Leonni are some of the others who joined Anfield. Despite the signing, Liverpool may already be looking at bolstering their side in 2026.
According to Catalan outlet Fichajes, this forward could make his way back to England.
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Manchester City forward could join Liverpool
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Former Manchester City star Julian Alvarez could be back in the Premier League. After joining Atletico de Madrid in 2024, the Argentine was quick in establishing himself at the club. Scoring 30 goals in 62 appearances, he has become a fan favourite at the Metropolitan.
However his improved showing has attracted a lot of attention from other clubs. Barcelona are one of the clubs on the lookout but Liverpool may end up being his next destination.
Alvarez wants to fight for top trophies and his entourage believes a multi-million transfer maybe in the offing next summer. His progression and youth guarantees an offer which could break club transfer records for the Colcherneros.
Barcelona are certainly the front runners
Barcelona have already started testing out the waters with his agent. Although Marcus Rashford joined the club on loan from Manchester United, Alvarez would certainly be the preferred option for the Catalan giants.
The presence of Alvarez in the attacking lineup alongside the likes of Lamine Yamal, Raphinha and Pedri could just be the catalyst that takes Barcelona to next level.
Liverpool on their part will not ready to let a player of such quality and impact slip away so easily. The future of Alvarez looks bright and everything will come down to his performance over the season.
