Williams Alarcón

[Heffing Psycho!]

23 year old Chilean International CM, currently at Huracán in Argentina.

Williams Alarcón - Player profile 2025

Williams Alarcón, 24, from Chile ➤ CA Boca Juniors, since 2024 ➤ Central Midfield ➤ Market value: €5.50m ➤ * Nov 29, 2000 in Conchalí, Chile

www.transfermarkt.co.uk

Linked by Teamtalk can't find their link but tweeted here:

 

[Bsabser]

 

[Monkman]

CDM - interesting. We're so stacked in central midfield already.

 

[Strummer]

 

[Bsabser]

 

[Deleted User 27810]

"The mythical Nottingham Forest"

 

[Strummer]

Hello! Hello!
We are the mythical Nottingham Forest!
Hello! Hello!
Something something Wizard‘s sleeve!

 

[Marco Pascolo]

Here we are again back in that South Amercian market

 

[Bob Fossil]

To be fair to Benfica they're also won back to back European Cups.

Fellow European royalty.

 

[Quntib Hollox]

Here we are again back in that South Amercian market

Are you familiar with the guy MP?

 

[Marco Pascolo]

Are you familiar with the guy MP?

Not really to be honest as its Argentinian football but i have just done a bit of research on him only quickly though and the way he plays with the looks of it on the video below which il post, Looks very similar play style to what we are seeing of Sangare in these 2 pre season games, Can pick a pass in the channels and and some really smart passing and the age 23 as well this is the back up for Sangare if he gets injured in my opinion

 

[Marco Pascolo]

 

[PlayedOnGrass]

To be fair to Benfica they're also won back to back European Cups.

Fellow European royalty.

Have they? When?
They have won it x2 - but I didn't think it was back-to-back

 

[Deleted User 27810]

Have they? When?
They have won it x2 - but I didn't think it was back-to-back

1961 and 1962

 

[PlayedOnGrass]

1961 and 1962

You learn something new every day

 

[Motty.]

This one makes less sense to me. We're well stocked in that position. If he's a bargain and we can cash in on someone else like Dominguez then OK. But otherwise it's a bit odd.

 

[Strummer]

Real Madrid, Benfica, Internazionale, Ajax, FC Bayern, the scousers, Nottingham Forest and Milan, it’s a pretty select club, those who’ve won back-to-back European Cups.

 

[PlayedOnGrass]

Real Madrid, Benfica, Internationale, Ajax, FC Bayern, the scousers, Nottingham Forest and Milan, it’s a pretty select club, those who’ve won back-to-back European Cups.

Benfica is was the one missing from my memory bank

 

[Bob Fossil]

This one makes less sense to me. We're well stocked in that position. If he's a bargain and we can cash in on someone else like Dominguez then OK. But otherwise it's a bit odd.

Yeh I'd be inclined to agree. Don't think we're short in that area unless we're looking to sell a player on & make a profit.

 

[Otis Redding]

A Spanish-speaking buddy for Dominguez, but with good potential?

 

[Gyros Peter]

I'd hoped we might go for experience in the CDM competition spot. Regardless, we need another.

 

[Master Yates]

There was a link with him to someone else last summer and it said he had a release clause of just over a million euros I think. I’ll try and dig it out.

Presumably he’s signed a new deal since then, or maybe we’ve spotted another bargain, Carlos Miguel style?

If it’s the latter I’m starting to think the big man has some kind of FM simulator and he’s just searching all the release clauses in South America.

Edit: can’t bloody find the article, but looking around and when he was linked to Benfica a few weeks ago, I saw a couple of articles mention release clauses of 4.5 or 5m euros.

At that price I wouldn’t be surprised if he headed straight off to Olympiakos on loan.

Edit edit: found the article but it was when he was at his Chilean club

Sunderland battling La Liga side to sign midfielder - report - Sports Illustrated Sunderland Nation

Sunderland have reportedly watched Chilean youngster this season, but could be beaten to the punch by Real Valladolid.

www.si.com

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[Cloughie1975]

Have they? When?
They have won it x2 - but I didn't think it was back-to-back

Of course they’ve been runners-up in the European Cup several times.
A long and successful European history.

 

[Steve B]

Real Madrid, Benfica, Internationale, Ajax, FC Bayern, the scousers, Nottingham Forest and Milan, it’s a pretty select club, those who’ve won back-to-back European Cups.

Sounds like the perfect super league if it ever gets off the ground

 

[Statto]

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