Arsenal close in on Alvarez as Liverpool target Barcola in final transfer window week
Arsenal are in advanced talks over a deal for Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez, while Liverpool are pursuing Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola as the January transfer window enters its final days.
Arsenal have reached a reported £50m agreement in their pursuit of Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez, while Liverpool are pushing to sign Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola as the January transfer window approaches its deadline.
Both deals carry the potential to reshape the Premier League’s attacking landscape, with Alvarez’s move from Atletico representing a significant outlay for Arsenal and the Barcola pursuit threatening to break the Premier League transfer record.
Manchester United are also active in the market, seeking further reinforcements following a heavy defeat to Hull City. The club are reported to have received a boost in their own transfer business, though the specifics of that development remain to be confirmed.
The convergence of these high-profile moves makes the closing days of the window among the most consequential of the season. Arsenal’s interest in Alvarez has been one of the more persistent sagas of January, with the Argentina international having signalled a desire to leave Atletico after a difficult spell at the Spanish club.
Liverpool’s reported chase for Barcola would represent an ambitious move for one of Ligue 1’s most dynamic forwards. The 22-year-old has been a key figure for PSG this season, and any fee would likely set a new benchmark for English football.
With several days still remaining in the window, the situation across all three clubs continues to develop.
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