Argentina - Football World Championships - Julián Álvarez - Football boot

Adidas F50 soccer boot signed by Atlético Madrid and Argentina national team striker Julián Álvarez. Autograph obtained in person. Size 38. New. You can see the exact moment of the autograph. The item will be shipped certified with a tracking number. Good protection will be used so the lot does not incur any damage. Julián Álvarez is an Argentine footballer who plays as a forward for Atlético Madrid in Spain's La Liga. He emerged at C. A. Calchín, but trained and began his professional career at River Plate, where he won six professional titles. In 2021 he became the top scorer of Argentina's Primera División with eighteen goals and won several individual awards, the most notable being South American Footballer of the Year. In 2022 he became the player who scored the most goals in a single Copa Libertadores match by netting six against Alianza Lima in the 8–1 thrashing, a record he shares with footballer Juan Carlos Sánchez Frías. Honours: National titles: Copa Argentina – River Plate, Argentina – 2019 Supercopa Argentina – 2019 Primera División – 2021 Trofeo de Campeones – 2021 Premier League – Manchester City FC, England – 2023 FA Cup – 2023 Premier League – 2024 International titles: Copa Libertadores – River Plate, Madrid – 2018 Pre-Olympic South American Championship – Argentina U-23, Colombia – 2020 Copa América – Argentina, Brazil – 2021 Copa de Campeones CONMEBOL-UEFA – London – 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar – 2022 UEFA Champions League – Manchester City FC, Istanbul – 2023 UEFA Super Cup – The Piraeus – 2023 FIFA Club World Cup – Jeddah – 2023 Copa América – Argentina, United States – 2024 (*) Including the national team. Individual awards: Top scorer in Argentina's Primera División (18 goals) – 2021[93]​ Included in The Guardian's 100 best players in the world (ranked 91st) – 2021,[94]​ (32nd) – 2022,[95]​ (19th) – 2023,[96]​ (55th) – 2024[97]​ Part of CONMEBOL's ideal XI, according to IFFHS – 2021,[98]​[99]​ 2022[100]​[101]​ Best footballer in Argentina, according to Transfermarkt – 2021[102]​[103]​ Nominated for Best Footballer in the Americas – (1st) 2021,[104]​ (3rd) 2022[105]​ Part of the tribute XI of America – 2021,[106]​ 2022[107]​ Part of the World Cup Best XI, according to IFFHS,[108]​ The Guardian,[109]​ La Gazzetta dello Sport,[110]​ As,[111]​ Goal,[112]​ Opta Sports,[113]​ Kicker,[114]​ SZ,[115]​ RND,[116]​ UOL[117]​ 2022 Top scorer in a single Copa Libertadores match (6 goals) – 2022[118]​ Nominated for The Best FIFA – (7th) 2022,[119]​[120]​ (7th) 2023[121]​[122]​ Nominated for Ballon d'Or – (7th) 2023[123]​ FIFA Club World Cup Golden Boot (2 goals) – 2023 Best player of the final – Alibaba Cloud Award Best player of Atlético Madrid's season – 2025[124]​ Records Updated as of August 12, 2024. Top scorer in a Copa Libertadores match: six goals (8–1 vs. Alianza Lima, 2022 Copa Libertadores).[125]​ (Record shared with Juan Carlos Sánchez). Only player to score six goals in a River Plate official match (8–1 vs. Alianza Lima, 2022 Copa Libertadores).[126]​ Only player to score a hat-trick in the first half and another in the second half of the same continental match (8–1 vs. Alianza Lima, 2022 Copa Libertadores).[127]​ Youngest Argentine player to score a goal in a Champions League semi-final at 23 years, 3 months and 17 days (4–0 vs. Real Madrid, 2022-23 Champions League).[128]​ The only player to win the European Treble (Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League) and the FIFA World Cup in the same season (2022-23). The only Argentine to win: FIFA World Cup (2022), Copa América (2021, 2024), Copa Libertadores (2018), Champions League (2022-23) and FIFA Club World Cup (2023).[129]​ (Record shared with Brazilians Cafu and Dida). Author of the fastest goal in FIFA Club World Cup history: 40 seconds into the match (4–0 vs. Fluminense, 2023 FIFA Club World Cup).[130]​ First player to assist and score a goal in the first 10 minutes of a knockout phase match in the Champions League (3–1 vs. Copenhagen, 2023-24 Champions League).[131]​ Fourth player to score in both semi-finals of the FIFA World Cup (2022) and Copa América (2024).[132]​ (Record shared with Lionel Messi, Romário and Diego Forlán). Highest transfer fee in Manchester City’s history: to Atlético Madrid for €75 million, plus €20 million in add-ons (€95 million total).[133]

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