Reminds me more of Tevez than Aguero but I can see bits of both. If he carries on performing like he did yesterday then he's going to have some career.
except navas was awful in front of goal and one of the worst finishers we have had in the last decade (except for the odd worldie he scored like the one against spurs) and technically no where near as good as Alvarezi get navas vibes from him, a player who will work his socks off every time he gets a chance and is happy to contribute in whatever way he can
We should of course just let him be Julian Alvarez and not burden him with the next "......" tags but he does bring to mind both Tevez and Aguero and if he can combine the best of both players, he will be some player.
This...in the big games esp in the prem league where teams like Chelsea, Rags, Scousers etc will pack their defences and work on the break (spurs being another) Haaland may find it a lot more difficult but Alvarez has that quality where he can get a goal out of nowhere.....think about the kun goal at the near post against the scousers a couple of seasons back...that type of goal wins you tight games. I think Alvarez has that in him MORE than Haaland does....Haaland will get more goals because of the role he plays in the team...BUT Alvarez could be a real game changer in those tight moments.great finishes, the second goal is a really hard one to score, and with his left foot, also sent one into the post in the first half.
Love his ability to navigate in tight spaces, it will be useful against stronger teams
thought exactly the same.....both goals were very like Sergio.....no higher compliment in my bookThose two goals reminded me so much of similar goals Sergio scored. Very Sergio-esque.