Alvarez is set to leave; Spanish media say his contract includes a €120 million clause, and Paris has a better chance of signing him.

The Barcelona-Atletico saga persists. Barcelona officially bid €100 million for an Atletico player, but Atletico countered by denying the offer and teasingly announced they would sign three Barcelona stars like Yamal, in a move that humorously highlighted the drop in player values. Honestly, Atletico is unwilling to sell Alvarez to Barcelona, but the "Spider" – a player known for being a champion magnet – has won zero trophies in two seasons since joining Atletico. The Argentine starting striker undoubtedly wants to leave for a bigger club to chase more glory. Barcelona may struggle to meet Atletico's asking price, as the two clubs now have a bit of a rivalry.

According to the latest news from Spanish television Six's journalist Jose Alvarez Haya, Alvarez's contract with Atletico includes a special clause allowing him to choose his next club, and this deal could be completed with a transfer fee of €120 million.

Barcelona is still short on funds, having just spent over €80 million in total to sign Newcastle's English forward Gordon, making it difficult for them to pay the full €120 million to secure Alvarez. Instead, Paris, the reigning Champions League winners, have a better chance to bring him in. Paris has always been flush with cash, and after winning the Champions League for consecutive years, they are even richer. The club's executives will fully support Enrique's transfer requests. Paris's current No. 9, G. Ramos, cannot meet Enrique's tactical needs, so Dembele has been playing as a makeshift center forward. If Paris successfully signs Alvarez, Enrique can deploy the "Spider" as the spearhead, with Dembele used as a winger or even an attacking midfielder. Alvarez's aggressive pressing and tackling align well with the high-pressure tactics, forming a formidable front-line pressing duo with players like Kvaratskhelia, perfectly suiting Enrique's system. Joining Paris would guarantee Alvarez a Ligue 1 title, and given Paris's current squad depth and stability, they remain strong contenders for next season's Champions League trophy.

What do you all think? Would Alvarez's move to Paris be a win-win choice?