Alvaro Morata (18 Viewers)
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Of course always possible, but I think we forced Alex Sandro to stay last summer and won't take some 50m "loss" on Dybala.
6 months ago, he was prolly worth 150m in today's market. Now, can't be more than 100m, if that. We sold Pogba for the right price. Did give Bayern a discount on Vidal but a 50m "discount" is different.
Don't see him going to Barca/Bayern/PSG/Real. City and Atletico maybe, but staying put at Juve likelier.
6 months ago, he was prolly worth 150m in today's market. Now, can't be more than 100m, if that. We sold Pogba for the right price. Did give Bayern a discount on Vidal but a 50m "discount" is different.
Don't see him going to Barca/Bayern/PSG/Real. City and Atletico maybe, but staying put at Juve likelier.
Juventus given Morata hope
By Football Italia staff
Reports are growing that Juventus want to bring Alvaro Morata back, as Chelsea would let him go on loan with option for a total €62m.
Tuttosport claim in today’s paper that Chelsea are open to negotiations on the sale of Morata.
The Daily Express go into further detail, insisting they’d let the 25-year-old leave on loan for £15m (€17m) with an option to buy at the end of the season for a further £40m (€45.3m).
This would be slightly less than the Premier League giants paid to take him from Real Madrid last summer, which was €66m.
He has struggled to settle in England and scored 15 goals with six assists in 46 competitive games, but also missed several sitters and confessed to being insulted in the street by fans.
Morata came up through the Real Madrid academy and really hit his stride during a two-year spell at Juventus from 2014 to 2016.
He scored 27 goals with 19 assists in 93 official appearances for the Bianconeri.
There is another reason he’s eager for a return to Turin and that’s because his wife is Italian.
Juve had wanted to keep Morata, but Real Madrid activated their €30m buy-back clause and then sold him on to Chelsea at a massive profit.
By Football Italia staff
Reports are growing that Juventus want to bring Alvaro Morata back, as Chelsea would let him go on loan with option for a total €62m.
Tuttosport claim in today’s paper that Chelsea are open to negotiations on the sale of Morata.
The Daily Express go into further detail, insisting they’d let the 25-year-old leave on loan for £15m (€17m) with an option to buy at the end of the season for a further £40m (€45.3m).
This would be slightly less than the Premier League giants paid to take him from Real Madrid last summer, which was €66m.
He has struggled to settle in England and scored 15 goals with six assists in 46 competitive games, but also missed several sitters and confessed to being insulted in the street by fans.
Morata came up through the Real Madrid academy and really hit his stride during a two-year spell at Juventus from 2014 to 2016.
He scored 27 goals with 19 assists in 93 official appearances for the Bianconeri.
There is another reason he’s eager for a return to Turin and that’s because his wife is Italian.
Juve had wanted to keep Morata, but Real Madrid activated their €30m buy-back clause and then sold him on to Chelsea at a massive profit.
I think everyone feels that way.
And i also think the board are not idiots.
If they are targeting morata, is because they can, and that is counting the midfield operation.
If every juve fan on earth knows the midfield is a priority, of course the board also does. And with the backlash they received this season, they would be major idiots to neglect the midfield to buy Morata, and they are not idiots.
So i think we can be tranquil about it.
Thats said, i hope they can lower that final price, as i feel is a bit expensive. 50 mils total (counting the loan money) would be fairer.
