Alexis Nunes

Right.

Well, like I said, Julian Alvarez, the Argentine, was amongst the goal scorers today.

Let's hear what he had to say after the game.

Yeah, well, like we said, this was a huge goal for Julian Alvarez.

As he said, a massive confidence boost because it ended his goal scoring.

Droughted his first goal since December 9, over 800 minutes without a goal.

That's 11 matches, and that's actually the longest drought of his career because we know how much of a top player he has been for Cholo Simeone, Ale.

So my question is now, as a striker, is this just now the beginning of the gates are open, the goals will start flowing?

I was going to ask you a thing or two about a drought or two.

Right.

However... It makes you stronger.

I mean, Lord knows he's already competed football in all the trophies he's won.

But as he said, they do, Atleti do want to win this trophy.

Ale, and now looking at Atleti since January and seeing, of course, the addition of Adam Ola Lukman as well, seeing how they played today, how they are able to rack up the goals too.

And especially because there were so many rumors in January linking Julian Alvarez with a move elsewhere, maybe in a system like Barcelona that probably would aid his goal scoring a bit better.

Do you feel like now with the way Atleti is going,

We will probably see more goals coming from him.

Will it be suited more to him?

But is that Leti elite enough for him right now with the way they're going?

Because we know how Cholo can revert to his Cholo ways.