Spider: Taking a photo with Messi in the World Cup is a dream come true, and it is unfair to be blown into a penalty kick in the Champions League

DAZN broadcast the documentary "Revealed". Through a series of photos, Alvarez reviewed some important moments in his recent career and talked about topics such as Messi and Champions League penalty.

When reviewing these photos, Alvarez relived the scene when he first arrived at the Metropolitan Stadium: "I remember this day, this was my first photo at the club, the debut ceremony. My expectation at the time, the enthusiasm of the fans, everything that happened around the club... It was a very nervous but also a very beautiful day."

The documentary also included a photo of him with Griezmann, and the team's core welcomed him from the beginning: "I have a few great photos with Griezmann, and he was the first person to send a message to invite me to join the club. A prestigious, powerful and experienced player like Antoine makes everything simple."

One of the most special memories for Alvarez is with Messi in the 2022 Qatar World Celebration photos after winning the Cup: "Photo with Messi in the World Cup is a dream come true, and he can play for the national team with him... Messi has been my idol since he was a child." He also talked about the pressure that may bring to the same team as a superstar like Messi: "Obviously you want to repay him well and pass the ball well... The best way to play with him is to stay calm, let it go, and I try to be myself."

The documentary also reveals the origin of his sexual nickname through personal anecdotes: "I have been very lively since I was a child, often playing with brothers older than me. They can't grab my ball, saying that I seem to have many legs and can't defend myself. They gave me the nickname of 'spider'."

However, Alvarez's recent career is not all celebration. In "Reveal", he also talked about one of the most painful moments of the season - the penalty kick that led to the team's elimination in the Champions League against Real Madrid. "It was very unfair that day, and everyone was holding back their anger," he explained as he looked at the photos at that time. "I watched the video ten times and watched it from all angles. Even so, I still couldn't determine whether I touched the ball twice. This kind of penalty was impossible to judge, and it was difficult for the camera to capture. It was really heartbreaking to lose all the game because of such details. "