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Barcelona's attempts to secure the Argentine striker Julián Álvarez have been effectively thwarted. Atlético Madrid confirmed that the player is not for sale, even for 200 million euros, due to his contract running until 2030 and a €500 million release clause. Atlético Madrid's CEO, Miguel Ángel Gil Marín, strongly responded to Barcelona's efforts, affirming that the club will not agree to sell Álvarez and considers him the ideal choice for Atlético’s project. Barcelona's failure to complete the deal is attributed to Atlético’s strong stance and the possibility that the player will remain with them despite large offers, due to his long-term contract and high release clause, which make his transfer difficult without the club's approval.
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