Edson Álvarez does not close the doors to Bayern Munich

Edson Alvarez He is one of the best-rated Mexican soccer players in Europe. Machín left very good numbers at Ajax Amsterdam. The Aztec midfielder currently plays for West Ham in England, but from Germany they were after his file.

Before leaving the Dutch team, Edson Álvarez was in the sights of several important European football teams. The Bundesliga was one of the main interested tournaments and Machín himself recognized the approaches.

“I made the decision with West Ham after the option with Dortmund fell through. But yeah, it was all very, very close, but I always think that certain things happen for a reason, maybe it wasn’t the time. “I am very happy at West Ham, I made a beautiful transfer.”said the Mexican in an interview for Sky Sport.

Edson Álvarez does not turn his back on Bayern Munich

Machín is playing his first season with West Ham United of the Premier League. Although it is a recent project in his career, The Mexican midfielder did not turn his back on a hypothetical call from a club the size of Bayern Munich.

“It has been a very busy summer, In the last weeks of the transfer market I learned of Bayern’s interest, anything can happen in the summer, I am always open”But at the moment I am really enjoying my stay at West Ham, I want to play and show people my best qualities, but in the summer you never know what is happening,” he added.

How much does Edson Álvarez cost?

Edson Álvarez arrived at West Ham United in exchange for $40.2 million dollars. This transaction represented a historic investment for the English team. Under these circumstances, the club that wants to take over the services of the Aztec It must at least equal this figure.

The former Águilas del América player accumulates 10 games in his first steps with West Ham. Edson Álvarez’s contribution has focused on one assist in his 707 minutes on the field. His main job has been to provide stability to the midfield with his defensive duties. The Aztec has earned his place in David Moyes’ team.

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