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Julián Álvarez has reportedly changed agents and that news has set the rumor mill into overdrive. His desire to join Barcelona from Atlético Madrid was the worst-kept secret in the past transfer window, but it did not materialize. With this…

Atlético Madrid forward Julián Álvarez has reportedly changed agents by parting ways with long-time representative Fernando Hidalgo and signing with Javier Pastore. The move has reignited speculation regarding a potential permanent transfer to Barcelona, after an earlier switch failed to materialize during the previous transfer window.
The relationship between Hidalgo and Atlético CEO Miguel Ángel Gil Marín reportedly collapsed amid mutual accusations of misleading the forward. While manager Hansi Flick remains an admirer of Álvarez, Barcelona sporting director Deco has indicated that the club's interest may have waned, with Atlético potentially seeking a €120 million fee.
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