Arsenal leaning towards Julian Alvarez but major outgoing will be neededArsenal are leaning towards a summer move for Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez but a major outgoing will be needed, according to the Independent journalist Miguel Delaney. The Gunners manager Mikel Arteta wants to bolster his attack at the Emirates Stadium club ahead of next season and Alvarez fits the bill. The 26-year-old has been on the radar of Arsenal for a while and he could be open to returning to the Premier League if guaranteed regular playing chances at the North London club.However, the Delaney claimed in his Inside Football bi-weekly and membersonly newsletter for today that the Gunners will need to sell one of their big stars to fund a move and create space for Alvarez. The former Manchester City striker has 18 goals and nine assists in 45 games for Atletico so far this term after ending last season with 29 goals and eight assists in 57 matches. The Arsenal target proved himself in the Premier League with 20 goals and 11 assists in 67 top-flight games.Alvarez helped Atletico destroy Barcelona in the first-leg of their Champions League quarter-final tie at Camp Nou on Wednesday night. He grabbed the opener in their 2-0 victory from a well-taken freekick, and Arsenal could do with such a striker.While the Argentine is primarily a number 9, he can also play as a second striker and on the wings. His ability to play the perfect through balls and passes continues to benefit Atletico, while he is a brilliant dribbler and finisher capable of being a threat from direct free-kicks. Alvarez knows how to retain possession and holding on to the ball, and Arteta appears to be keen on those qualities in a striker.

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Tyson Fury is poised to pocket a reported 18.8million for his return to boxing when he faces Russian heavyweight Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.The 37-year-old Gypsy King has been absent from the ring since suffering back-to-back losses to Ukrainian champion Oleksandr Usyk last year.Rather than pursuing a highly anticipated showdown with Anthony Joshua, Britain's other heavyweight star, Fury has opted to take on the dangerous Makhmudov.The Russian enters the contest boasting a formidable 21-2 record, with an impressive 19 of those victories coming by way of knockout.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayStanding at an imposing six feet six inches tall, Makhmudov has earned the nickname "Bond villain" due to his menacing appearance.The Russian fighter is renowned for his unconventional training methods, including wrestling bears and striking his abdominal muscles with a sledgehammer.His fearsome reputation extends throughout British boxing circles, with heavyweight Dave Allen previously confessing he is "s**t scared" of the hard-hitting contender.Despite Makhmudov's intimidating credentials, Fury remains confident he possesses the skills to halt the Russian's momentum, with a substantial financial reward awaiting him should he succeed in his comeback bout.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Tyson Fury's wife and daughter make feelings clear on boxing return as blockbuster comeback loomsLuke Littler kept apart from Gian van Veen as details emerge after explosive rowBritish golf star in hot water and facing punishment after furious behaviour at MastersWhile the official fight purse has yet to be confirmed, the reported 18.8m represents a considerable reduction from Fury's previous earnings.The Mancunian is understood to have collected approximately 85m for his initial encounter with Usyk in 2024.That figure was dwarfed by the rematch later that same year, when the two heavyweight titans shared a combined purse of 150m.Fury has made clear his intentions to deliver a devastating performance against Makhmudov, declaring his desire for a "brutal knockout" to demonstrate his return to form.Speaking to Sky Sports, the Gypsy King explained his approach: "It's just doing what I already did in the past but bringing different stuff back to life that I haven't been doing lately if a 37-year-old Tyson Fury can do what a 27-year-old Tyson Fury did back in the day."And so I'm really putting things together, honestly."I want a brutal knockout over Makhmudov."It's going to be fun."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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