Julian Alvarez, a striker for Manchester City and Argentina who is 24 years old, has had an outstanding career, winning 14 trophies with both his club and his country. His accomplished journey includes a World Cup victory with Argentina in 2022 as well as a string of club victories, which include the Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League, Copa Libertadores, and a number of other titles.

Within the context of an exclusive conversation with GOAL, Alvarez discusses his hopes for Manchester City to win another treble this season, with Pep Guardiola serving as the team’s coach. Calchin, which is located in the province of Cordoba, was the place where he began his journey in football. He played with his brothers and supported River Plate. Over the course of his time at Manchester City, Alvarez has increased his versatility as a player by playing in a variety of positions, which has contributed to his success there.

Alvarez joined City in January 2022 for a fee of fourteen million pounds, following in the footsteps of other Argentine greats such as Carlos Tevez and Sergio Aguero. His performance has been outstanding, and he has formed a solid partnership with his teammate Erling Haaland. Additionally, he has been included in all of Guardiola’s plans.

His partnership extends beyond club football, as he plays alongside his childhood idol, Lionel Messi, for Argentina. Together, they played a key role in Argentina’s World Cup win. Alvarez looks forward to potential future successes with Argentina and Manchester City, including the possibility of facing his former club River Plate in the expanded Club World Cup in 2025.