PSG would be interested in signing Julián Álvarez to form an attacking trio with Dembélé and Kvaratskhelia.

Beyond the intention to sign the Spider, the French team faces two key obstacles: other suitors and the value of the operation. Firstly, the former River player is closely followed by several big clubs from the Old Continent, including Barcelona, Arsenal, and Chelsea. In this sense, Atlético de Madrid, who owns his rights, would not let him go easily and it is estimated they would be willing to negotiate for figures between 120 and 150 million euros.

While PSG navigates a demanding end to the season, moves are already being made in the offices to make a splash in the market. Julián Álvarez, one of the most coveted players in European football today, promises to be a key player in the upcoming transfer window.

Julián Álvarez's numbers at Atlético Madrid

Since his arrival at the Colchonero club in mid-2024, the native of Calchín has played 7,516 minutes, spread over 106 matches, in which he scored 49 goals and provided 17 assists.

In the midst of defining the Ligue 1 and just days away from a new Champions League final, Paris Saint-Germain has already begun planning for the next season with a clear objective: to strengthen their attack with a name of international stature. In this context, the name Julián Álvarez emerges as one of the main targets for the management and coaching staff led by Luis Enrique.

According to reports from the French media Actu Foot, the Spanish coach has already given the green light to pursue the Argentine forward, whom he considers an ideal piece to enhance the team's offense. His mobility, pressing ability, and goal-scoring efficiency position him as a profile that would fit into the dynamic system PSG is looking for, and in a possible trident alongside Ousmane Dembélé and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia.

On the other hand, according to various rumors, the Parisian club has already initiated contacts with the player's entourage, reflecting a concrete interest in adding him for the season following the 2026 World Cup.