“I didn’t say anything bad” — Julian Alvarez tells Guardiola

This summer transfer is a window of opportunity for Julian Alvarez who desperately wants to leave premier league side, Manchester City in search of regular game time.

However, that move may not be that easy as the English Champions appears to be stalling, with Pep Guardiola reportedly not being happy with the Argentine’s recent comments.

The prolific striker in response to the Manchester City boss, stirred speculation about his future with the club, but he’s adamant there’s no bad blood. The Argentine star, who has been contemplating a move for more playing time and a warmer climate, clarified his stance in a recent interview with TV Publica.

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Amid rumors of discontent, Julian Alvarez emphasized:

“I didn’t say anything bad. I just said I need to think, as I always do after every season, to make balance. I always say I’m comfortable at Man City, a great club.”

His words follow manager Pep Guardiola’s acknowledgment of Alvarez’s desire for more minutes, with the coach cryptically stating, “He wants more? It’s fine. Think about it.”

Pep Guardiola has often times been known for his witty response to the media either making a jibe out of a situation or a sly remark in response to a statement. It appears the one against Julian Alvarez is the latter.

The situation leaves fans and pundits alike speculating: Is Alvarez seeking a fresh challenge, or simply assessing his options like any professional? As the transfer window heats up, all eyes are on the young talent’s next move.