The Real Madrid forward sees his future in London after only one year on following his return to the Spanish capital. With Chelsea interested in the 24-year-old, Morata may see them as the perfect club to get his career back on track following his lack of first team football for the Spanish giants.
Unable to dislodge Karim Benzema from the first team, Alvaro Morata is looking for a new club with the lack of games frustrating the Spanish International. Antonio Conte was the one whobrought him to Juventus back in 2014andwhilst playing for Juventus he flourished under the Italian manager granting Real Madrid to activate their buy-back option last summerfor €30 million.
However is hasn't quite gone his way under Zinedine Zidane andSpanish outlet Don Balon say the Real Madrid forward has come to the conclusion that he must leave his club.
He has played well in the handful of appearances Zidane has afforded him, scoring 12 goals in 26 games, where he came off the bench in 16 of the those games.
He's a proven talent undoubtably, although unable to spearhead the title chasing Spanish outfits, moving away this summer is looking more likely. Real Madrid will look to profit on the forward however, with a huge bid expected from any club looking to prize him away.