Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola spoke about Julian Alvarez leaving the club and how he may be replaced
Pep Guardiola said Manchester City are open to signing a replacement for Julian Alvarez as they prepare to pocket a huge sum for the forward.
While in France, Alvarez spoke of the frustration of missing out on important matches - he has usually had to play second fiddle to Erling Haaland - and not longer after that Atletico agreed terms. Guardiola said he would not want to keep an unhappy player against his wishes, and is having daily discussions on what to do.
"I want to say the gratitude of Julian being two years here, we won everything together and his contribution has been massive. He's incredibly loved by the team for his behaviour but like I said many times of many players he wants to leave and a new challenge.
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