Arsenal have received a significant boost in their pursuit of Julian Alvarez, with the Atletico Madrid forward reportedly available for a reduced transfer fee ahead of the January window. According to Spanish outlet Sport, Atletico’s valuation of the Argentina international…

Arsenal have received a major boost in their pursuit of Julian Alvarez, with Atletico Madrid reportedly slashing their asking price for the forward to €120 million (£101m). According to Spanish outlet Sport, the valuation dropped from €200 million (£169m) following Alvarez's slow start to the season, opening the door for Mikel Arteta's side to launch a potential permanent transfer approach in January.
The Gunners are reportedly considering including Viktor Gyokeres in negotiations to offset costs, as Atletico maintain interest in the Swedish striker. Meanwhile, Barcelona's hopes of signing the 26-year-old Argentina international have suffered a setback after Alvarez split from his previous agent, Fernando Hidalgo, to work with Javier Pastore.
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