Not Kylian Mbappe? Real Madrid could be looking to sign this Messi's teammate in Argentina

Kylian Mbappe is one of the most outstanding players in the world. Along with Erling Haaland, both have been decisive in the elite of football and continue to show their quality day after day. After this, the big clubs in Europe have been fighting for years for one of their signings. Given this, Manchester City was one of the lucky ones to get the signing of Erling Haaland.

After winning the treble with City, the Norwegian continues to write history in European football in a competitive league such as the Premier League. In addition, the striker won the UEFA Champions League, which gives him a slight advantage over Mbappe. However, it should be remembered that Mbappe won the 2018 World Cup in Russia when he was just 19 years old. Definitely a record.

According to national and international media, Kylian Mbappe's future remains a mystery. At the moment, the player has not renewed his contract with Paris Saint-Germain. According to L'Equipe, although he was able to return to the team this season, his future would be far from Paris. Among the teams that could take the player is Real Madrid. However, it seems that Real Madrid would opt for other options in attack

It is even said that he could be a teammate of Lionel Messi in the Argentine national team. At the moment, Lionel Scaloni's team is looking good in the World Cup qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup. The team has performed well and remains undefeated at the moment. Given this, and taking into account the performance in the World Cup and in his team, Madrid could look to sign this player

The signing that Real Madrid would be looking for

According to national and international media, Real Madrid might be looking to sign Julian Alvarez. The Argentinian, current Manchester City striker, has shown that he is a decisive player. Despite City's forward line being owned by Erling Haaland, the 23-year-old has had good performances which have not gone unnoticed by Real Madrid. At the moment, nothing has been confirmed.