"According to Mundo Deportivo, the Catalans have decided they won't pay more than €100 million, including fixed and variable fees, for their next striker."
"Joan Laporta has also been asked about Alvarez this week, saying that the Argentine would need to 'show his willingness to come' in the first instance and the price would have to be right for a deal to be done."
"Atletico continue to insist that Alvarez is not for sale this summer but that has done little to quell the rumors that he could leave at the end of the season."
Barcelona has established a maximum budget of €100 million, including fixed and variable fees, for acquiring a new striker to succeed Robert Lewandowski. Club president Joan Laporta emphasized that any potential signing, including Argentine forward Alvarez, must demonstrate willingness to join and meet Barcelona's financial requirements. Atletico Madrid maintains that Alvarez is not available for transfer, though speculation persists about his potential departure at season's end. Barcelona's financial constraints reflect their need for strategic spending while pursuing attacking reinforcements.
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