Julian Alvarez is determined to reach his potential at Manchester City.

The 22 year-old was introduced to an estimated 10,000 City fans at the Etihad Stadium unveiling event on Sunday afternoon after his loan spell with River Plate ended.

Álvarez is the latest Argentinian to play for City, following in the footsteps of Club legends Sergio Aguero, Carlos Tevez and Pablo Zabaleta.

He admits he spoke to Aguero, Nicolas Otamendi and Willy Caballero about the move to Manchester, but says he is keen to write his own story.

"Manchester City has a lot of history with Argentinians before but I came here to create my own history, my own path," said Alvarez.

"In Argentina we are used to interest from Europe. It's our dream to play there because they are the best leagues and clubs.

"City is one of the best clubs. so I was very excited (when I learned of the move). I worked very hard and I am very excited to be here now.

"I can play in different positions. In the centre or in wings. I feel comfortable playing close to the box because it helps me score goals, but I like to assist my teammates.

"I want to play and contribute. I want to win trophies, the Premier League and Champions League.

"I'm going to give my best to adapt as soon as possible and contribute and play as soon as possible."