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Barcelona ready to raise offer for dream target who remains keen on the move

Barcelona have been focusing on signing a new striker this summer, with Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez the dream target for the Catalan club.The club are showing no signs of slowing down in th...

Barcelona ready to raise offer for dream target who remains keen on the move

Barcelona is prepared to increase their bid for Argentine forward Julian Alvarez, who remains interested in joining the Catalan club, according to Argentine journalist Gaston Edul. Despite Atletico Madrid's refusal to sell their star player, Barcelona is showing no signs of slowing down in their pursuit. The club is now willing to raise their offer to €120 million, demonstrating their strong interest in Alvarez.

The 26-year-old is pushing for the move, signaling that he no longer wants to remain at Atletico Madrid. This change in attitude would strengthen Barcelona's position in the negotiations. Atletico has remained firm on their stance, even rejecting the idea of negotiating over Alvarez. However, Barcelona continues to explore all possible avenues, convinced that the World Cup winner is the ideal long-term addition to their attack.

The club's willingness to improve their proposal highlights the high regard they hold for the talented striker. While completing the deal may prove challenging, Barcelona remains patient and determined to sign Alvarez before the summer transfer window closes.

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