Chelsea target hints that he won't join Milan out of loyalty to Juve
The 24-year-old let it be understood that his loyalty to former club Juventus (“my second home”) would prevent him from moving to Milan.
This is despite the fact that Morata is reported to like the idea of a move to Milan, and to have agreed to a deal with the Rossoneri.
“Italy in my future? No, it is very hard. Milan? I don't know. I like Italy but I am also happy here. Madrid is my home and Juve is my second home.”
This could be helpful for both Manchester United and Chelsea. The former are letting go of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, if the latest reports are correct, and need a striker.
While Morata only got 14 Liga starts this season, he’d get a lot more playing time in England, whether it’s at Old Trafford or in London, where Antonio Conte is known for being a great admirer of his.
Previously asked by journalists about his future after last night’s Champions League final, the Real Madrid star said that he was ‘very happy’ at the Bernabeu, but also that his future didn’t depend on him.
" I really don't know if I will be staying here, it is not certain. I don't even know if it will depend of me,” the Spaniard confirmed.