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Julián Álvarez is being one of the sensations in the Premier League. Despite not being an indisputable starter for Pep Guardiola, the Spider has put in great performances that have allowed him to earn many minutes with the Manchester team. Now, after a World Cup where he was one of the top scorers, Álvarez returns to England where his teammate Kevin De Bruyne has already praised him.

Kevin De Bruyne is one of the best players in the world, so his praise for Álvarez acquires even more value seen from this perspective: "You don't know what can happen when players from South America come, but he already seemed like an adult player playing for us", explained the Belgian.

In addition, he talked about the world championship that the Spider lifted in Qatar and how important it is for him: "I'm happy for him, he's a very nice boy and very shy. But he can call himself world champion, so let's go!" it will feel great!"

Kevin DeBruyne

On the other hand, De Bruyne explained the change that Álvarez has had to go through when changing football from Argentina to the Premier League: "His English is not that bad and coming from Argentina to England is a completely different world, so I think he will He's adapted very well and he's also happy here. I'm happy for him".

The Spanish coach has already talked about what Julián Álvarez's return to Manchester City would be like and the deadlines for his return to the pitch: "He will have a week or 10 days off. There are many games, a lot of tension, I think he will have a rest and it will return. I don't know exactly the date, possibly a few days before the new year."

"Kevin DeBruyneOn the other hand, De Bruyne explained the change that Álvarez has had to go through when changing football from Argentina to the Premier League: "His English is not that bad and coming from Argentina to England is a completely different world, so I think he will He's adapted very well and he's also happy here.