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After being world champion with Messi, Guardiola's betrayal of Julian Alvarez vs Chelsea

Julian Alvarez is benched once again against Chelsea.

By William Estrella

Julian Alvarez is benched once again against Chelsea.
Julian Alvarez is benched once again against Chelsea.

It is not easy to be a starter for any team, but playing for Pep Guardiola's Manchester City is within the reach of very few. Julian Alvarez, arrived at the Manchester City team not many months ago, however it is now when he has more arguments to be a starter.

Manchester City is facing Chelsea at the moment. It is clear that by position, the player for whom Julian Alvarez would have to enter would be for Erling Haaland, however that would be absurd, so the Argentine fans ask that Julian Alvarez play instead of 3 other footballers.

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It seems that for Pep Guardiola, both Phil Foden, Ryhad Mahrez and Jack Grealish are one step ahead of the world champion. In each starting eleven, these footballers have more opportunities to play than Julian, who despite only being 22 years old, already has what to start with.

Guardiola's betrayal of Julián Álvarez:

Within the framework of a new day of the Premier League, the world champion was expected to start against Chelsea. However, Guardiola decided not to use it from the start. Despite the high level that the 'Spider' has, the strategist relegated him to the substitute bench. On the previous day, he barely played for 10 minutes and could do little in the draw against Everton (1-1).


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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