Alvaro Morata (62 Viewers)

want him back again for cheap?

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Lion

Lion

King of Tuz
#4,253
Jan 24, 2007
36,185
#4,253
you need to know when to back off.

your sense of humor is so overbearing. u dont need to quote me in every thread to get my attention. u made a joke in vidal thread. enough. learn to take a step back.

so annoying and that is saying something.
 
Xperd

Xperd

Allegrophobic Infidel
#4,254
Jun 1, 2012
34,889
#4,254
Apparently we want to offer him a new deal until 2020 increasing his salary from €2.4m a season to €3.2m per season plus bonuses which'll go upto €4m net per season.
Apparently this strategy is being implemented to strengthen the relationship with the player and thus making it a more complex situation for Real Madrid to buy him back in 2016
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Xperd

Xperd

Allegrophobic Infidel
#4,256
Jun 1, 2012
34,889
#4,256
Regardless of what he does in the final,he should be given a contract extension.I quite like this strategy and perhaps the only way we keep him here long term.

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Juventus striker Alvaro Morata is reportedly set to be rewarded with a new Bianconeri deal until 2020.

The Spain international has played a crucial part in the Old Lady’s success this season, scoring 14 goals, and the Turin giants want to avoid seeing him return to Madrid.

Morata signed for Juventus from Real Madrid last summer, but has a clause in his contract by which the Merengues can re-sign the forward for €30m in 2016 or €35m in 2017.

Tuttosport believe that Juventus directors have met with Morata’s representatives to offer a new deal worth €3.2m a year which would rise to €4m the following season.

The new deal would tie the 22-year-old to the club until 2020 and would effectively offer him the same wage Madrid are likely to propose should he return to the Spanish capital.
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AFL_ITALIA

AFL_ITALIA

MAGISTERIAL
#4,258
Jun 17, 2011
31,787
#4,258
I mean, I get it that it's his childhood club and he's trying to be diplomatic, but tone it down a bit.

Morata: I'll shoot down Barcelona for Real Madrid!

The Spain international dumped the Blancos out in the semi-finals and now wants to make amends by upsetting their great rivals

Alvaro Morata claims he will try to shoot down Barcelona in Saturday's Champions League final not only for Juventus - but also Real Madrid.

The Spain international lifted the European trophy with the Blancos last May before joining Juve for €20 million during the summer transfer window.

Morata returned to haunt his former employers this season, however, netting the decisive goal in Juve's 3-2 aggregate victory over Madrid in the Champions League semi-finals.

Consequently, Morata would now like to make amends somewhat by firing Juve to victory over his old club's fiercest rivals.

"I'll try to beat Barcelona, because of what it means for Real Madrid fans as well," the attacker told Cadena SER.

"But it would not be special because of having scored against Barca, but because of the importance of a Champions League final.

"It's an opportunity to go down in history, and obviously scoring against Barcelona would not be as painful as it was scoring against Madrid.

"But I need to actually score before thinking about celebrations! Getting a goal in a Champions League final against Barcelona is no easy task.

"I played for Madrid for many years, I'm not going to say it's an extra motivation for me because you don't need extra motivation when you play a Champions League final, but facing Barca will always be special for me."

Morata is well aware Juve - who are on track for their first-ever treble - will have their work cut out containing a Barca side for whom Lionel Messi has been spectacular of late.

The Argentina international netted a sensational opening goal in Saturday's Copa del Rey final win over Athletic Bilbao, just a fortnight after clinching La Liga with a fine finish in a 1-0 victory at Atletico Madrid.

However, Morata pointed out that the four-time Ballon d'Or winner has been brilliantly supported by Luis Suarez and Neymar this term, with the three having combined for a record-breaking 120 goals during the 2014-15 campaign.

"It is very difficult to stop Messi but there is not just him at Barcelona," he added. "The other two, Suarez and Neymar, can always punish you.

"If you focus only on Messi, the other two are going to kill you. And then their defence... People talk a lot about their attack but their defence is also top class.

"They are a great team in general, they are among the best in the world - if not the best - but I'm sure they also have plenty of respect for us because they know we can be dangerous and haven't reached the final by accident.

"We are certainly not going to Berlin thinking we are inferior to Barcelona. We would not even go there if we thought we had no chance of winning.

"They have had a great season, they are incredible players and they are in spectacular form right now.

"However, I think we have one of the best defensive lines in Europe. We have had some great performances ourselves and have handled some top-level players.

"It will be a very difficult game but we are confident we have our possibilities."
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Lion

Lion

King of Tuz
#4,259
Jan 24, 2007
36,185
#4,259
if it gives him more motivation to win then i dont see the harm

sometimes the difference between 2 sides isnt skill as much as will power.
 
Carlos Primera

Carlos Primera

Il Vecchio Signore
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Mar 29, 2009
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He mentions "Real Madrid fans" not Real Madrid per se.

This guy is a beast and will only get better. His characteristics fit this club to a tee. Love the way he runs at the opponents back line and ability to create for himself. All the while he is able to play with his back to goal like an old fashioned CF. A true modern day "striker". So glad we signed him.
 
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