Julian Alvarez 'asks to LEAVE Man City after rejecting new contract as Argentina star demands club name transfer value' | The US Sun

JULIAN ALVAREZ has rocked Manchester City by asking to leave this summer, according to reports.

Alvarez, 24, helped the club win the Treble two seasons ago before also helping them to land the Premier League last season.

However, the former River Plate ace has now reportedly told the club he wants out.

According to El Chiringuito, the Argentine forward rejected a new contract with the club at the end of last season.

That deal would have seen him agree new and improved terms with a one-year extension from his existing deal that would take him up to 2028.

And he has demanded the English champions to set a "logical" asking price for would-by buyers.

Alvarez signed for the club back in January 2022, but saw out the season at his club in Argentina.

While there he landed the South American Player of the Year award in 2021.

His two seasons at Man City have seen him score 36 goals and add 18 assists in 103 games.

Many of his games have come off the bench or as playing a supporting role to talisman Erling Haaland.

Julian Alvarez ‘asks to LEAVE Man City after rejecting new contract as Argentina star demands club name transfer value’