The former striker Silver riverHe earned a place on the list of 26 summoned for the Argentine national team for him Qatar World Cup 2022 And, as if that were not enough, at the age of 22 he established himself as a starting striker in the top World Cup event.
with four goals the spider was key in obtaining the world Cuptitle with which the albiceleste he cut the 36-year follow-up without shouting world champion. Since his arrival at Manchester City, the attacker has caused worldwide talk since he did not need adaptation to enter the field and perform in a great way.
In the last hours the words of david moyes, current technical director of the west Ham, who assures that they recommended signing the man from the Argentine national team but gave his negative.
“Last year I added a new scout who seemed to me to sign Julián Álvarez, from River Plate. I followed him, I watched him a lot and he was very good, with a lot of technique. But I thought that, although he did many good things, he was not the center forward that we wanted”comment Moyes
“We had Michail Antonio, who was doing well…Sometimes, players change in six months, but it must be said that there are players that one discards and then they don’t end up having real success. But Julián Álvarez is one of the that I regret because it was only a year or a little more ago, and I decided that it was not the one we needed” declared the DT totally repentant
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