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Julian Alvarez has been hugely impressive since joining Atletico Madrid(Image: Jose Breton/Pics Action/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Julian Alvarez's impressive debut season with Atletico Madrid has seen Arsenal and Liverpool take note, but the Argentine has reservations about returning to the Premier League.

He led the line for Atletico, scoring 29 times in all competitions this year.

Marca reports that the new Premier League champions Liverpool and runners-up Arsenal have both registered interest in the 25-year-old.



They claimed that the Gunners are regarded as the ‘strongest bidder’ with a striker firmly on their shortlist.

Alvarez is well versed in the demands of the Premier League but isn't convinced about a return to England given how well he has settled in Spain and the ease at which he's fitted in with the Atletico set-up.

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The Spanish outlet also claims that Barcelona could give Alvarez the chance to remain in La Liga as they view him as the potential successor to Robert Lewandowski.

Liverpool are in the market for more goals and may have more cash to spent should Darwin Nunez leave whilst Arsenal's striker plans may depend on whether they can land Viktor Gyokeres.

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Atletico president Enrique Cerezo has dismissed any notions of them offloading their star forward and claimed: "Julian Alvarez is a player of Atletico de Madrid.

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