The 18-year-old winger is ready to catch the eye of Atletico with open arms.

Zirka Barcelona and the national team of Spain Lamin Yamal openly stated that he would like to see Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez at the warehouse of the Catalan club for the upcoming season. The young winger confirmed his statement in an interview with Cadena SER on Tuesday.

A real drama is brewing around the upcoming Argentine striker. Last year, Alvarez confirmed his plans to leave Atletico. While not publicly naming the club, ESPN reports that the priority for the club is the move to Barca. The situation was causing serious storms in Madrid.

The general director of mattresses Miguel Angel Marin called Barcelona from the nepovaz to the club through their attempts to lure the gravel. Alvarez is also favored by PSG, Arsenal and Real Madrid. The remaining position of 150 million euros has been strengthened.

“I don’t think too much about this, but I should have done better, because Alvarez is a wonderful gravetsman. As soon as we arrive, we will immediately recognize him with open arms. If I were at your place, I would have earned it. We will be on the lookout for someone who wants to come. I say: go for it,” commenting on the situation in Yamal.

While transfer biases prevail in the club market, the 18-river Yamal is focused on competing for the national team. Next, the team flies from its base in Chattanoos to Los Angeles, where the four will play the 1/16 final match against Austria.

For Yamal, this world championship became the first in the career. Before the tournament, he recovered from an injury, so head coach Luis de la Fuente gradually integrated him into the group during the group stage.

" International football is evolving into club football. I'm gaining insight and wisdom about coming back from injury. Now I feel miraculous and look forward to Thursdays,” Lamin shared.

At the group stage, Spain came first, having drawn against Cape Verde (0:0), defeated Saudi Arabia (4:0) and defeated Uruguay (1:0).

“It’s true that everyone saw us as the best teams, and we also played against different teams, even though they were not European. These were important matches. I don’t think we played a fair match, unless we pick up the pace – and we definitely will – we’ll be almost impossible to beat,” the winger said in a chant.