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Arsenal's real target: not Endrick
Forget the Endrick links. Arsenal have no interest in the Brazilian forward and Real Madrid have already decided he stays, according to a CaughtOffside exclusive. The more interesting question is what Mikel Arteta's side are actually chasing with the window closing: Julian Alvarez, apparently.
Arsenal out of the Endrick picture
CaughtOffside reports exclusively that Arsenal are not pursuing Endrick and have no plans to do so. The outlet states the decision has already been made at Real Madrid: Endrick is staying. Whatever rumours placed the Gunners in that race, they can be filed away.
That clears the path a little for Liverpool, who have been linked with a move for the 18-year-old. Arsenal's non-involvement at least simplifies the picture around Endrick's future, even if the broader situation at Madrid is still unresolved.
The Alvarez angle
CaughtOffside's report adds that Arsenal are focused on a potential move for Julian Alvarez, the Argentina forward currently at Atlético Madrid. No details on fee, personal terms or how advanced any talks might be, and this is a single-source exclusive with no corroboration yet. Treat it accordingly.
What it does do is give the Gunners' end-of-window business a clear shape. Alvarez is a proven performer at the highest level, a Champions League winner with Manchester City before his move to Atlético, and the kind of profile Arteta has consistently targeted: technically sharp, relentless off the ball, capable of playing across the front line.
Where things stand
The transfer window closes and Arsenal, by CaughtOffside's account, are waiting on the Alvarez situation rather than scrambling across multiple targets. One source, no corroboration, window still open: file it under watch-not-bank.
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