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Argentine soccer player Julián Álvarez, who plays for Manchester City in England, arrived yesterday, January 31, at the age of 23.
Julián comes from having the world at his feet, as he was part (and as a protagonist) of the Argentina team that was world champion in Qatar 2022.
Álvarez emerged from Club Atlético Calchín, but trained and made his professional debut at River Plate in Argentina.
In this stage he won six professional titles, the most notable being international titles: the 2018 Copa Libertadores by beating CA Boca Juniors 3-1 in the final, and the 2019 South American Recopa after beating Athletico Paranaense.
By 2021 he became the top scorer in the First Division of Argentine Soccer.
He scored 18 goals in that championship and won several individual awards, such as the best soccer player in South America that year.
All this earned him to draw the attention of the English team, who would sign him later.
After the success achieved in the World Cup in Qatar, the successes and celebrations for the Argentine striker continue.
Your birthday celebration
To celebrate his birthday, he held a small meeting with the closest circle that he has at home in the English city and received a special gift.
His birthday cake was related to the conquest of December with the “Albiceleste, which had the World Cup trophy and the flag of his country with the three stars obtained.
His partner, Emilia Ferrero, published an image dedicated to Julián on his social networks: “Happy birthday to you. I wish you always be happy and that all your dreams come true. I love you champ.”
This with an image of the moment when the Argentine sang his birthday, he was seen smiling and applauding, on the cake there was also the number 23, the age of Julián.
And it is that just at this age Julián can already boast of having a more than outstanding career, he won six titles with River, and with the Argentine team he already has the Copa América 2021, the Finalissima 2022 and the most recent success, the World Cup in Qatar 2022.
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