Arsenal could receive renewed encouragement in their pursuit of Julian Alvarez after Barcelona were fined by the Spanish Football Federation following a complaint from Atletico Madrid. The Catalan club have been ordered to pay €602 (£503) after Atletico accused them…

Barcelona have been fined €602 by the Spanish Football Federation following an illegal approach for Atletico Madrid forward Julian Alvarez. The sanction under Article 133 came after Atletico complained that the Catalan club made an approach without prior written notice. The dispute reportedly gives Arsenal renewed encouragement in their pursuit of the 26-year-old Argentina international, having explored a deal during the summer transfer window.
Atletico Madrid refused to sell Alvarez to their domestic rivals, though they were reportedly more receptive to negotiating a permanent transfer with Arsenal or Paris Saint-Germain. Alvarez remains under contract at Atletico until June 2030, and there is no indication that Arsenal have submitted a fresh offer for the striker.
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