According to journalist Jose Alvarez on the program El Chiringuito, a surprising scenario has re-emerged: Barcelona still has financial room under fair play rules to sign Alvarez, while Atletico Madrid might be forced to put him up for sale in January. According to circulating reports, those close to the player already believe the situation has become untenable.

The Spanish journalist stated that he received clear information directly from people close to Alvarez.

He emphasized: "The message from Alvarez's camp is clear: he no longer wants to play for Atletico Madrid. By January, the situation will become untenable. Those close to Julian believe that ultimately, Atletico Madrid will offer him to Barcelona in the winter transfer window."

According to this account, Atletico Madrid might even proactively contact Barcelona and ask: "Do you want him?"

It is believed that the weekly booing, mounting pressure on the player, and the mental toll have pushed the situation to a breaking point.

Jose Alvarez explained that the player being booed regularly and his unwillingness to remain at Atletico Madrid could force the club to sell him to fund their own signings.

The journalist hinted at a potential major turning point, stating: "Before January, everyone should watch closely for the possibility that Atletico Madrid will make the call, because the situation will become untenable."

There is another important detail in Jose Alvarez's statement: new intermediaries have emerged in this situation who have connections with both clubs and could influence how events develop.

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