It's only a reasonable question if you haven't been paying attention.
The uninitiated and those who haven't been watching Manchester City week in and week out this season may take a glance at Julian Alvarez' name on the score sheet after another electric performance and ask: "How long will such a good player be willing to play second fiddle to Erling Haaland?"
"After all," they may well reason, "he's already a World Cup winner and is clearly so brilliant, surely he'll want to play more? He can't be happy sitting on the bench? Won't he want to be the main man to lead the line? The undisputed No.9?"
