Real Madrid has reportedly demanded £67m for Chelsea target Alvaro Morata
Real Madrid reportedly demands a £67m bid for striker Alvaro Morata. The 23-year-old came back to the Spanish capital from Juventus this late spring after Real practiced a buy-back provision in his agreement, in spite of the fact that reports proposed that Los Blancos wanted to sell him on at a much greater cost.
Chelsea are thought to lead the race for his mark, yet the Daily Mirror reports that they have as of now seen offers of £50m and £62m rejected by the European champions.
Real Madrid has reportedly demanded £67m for Chelsea target Alvaro Morata
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The report goes ahead to say that Real Madrid reportedly demands £67m, with Madrid now more hesitant to sell having hauled out of the race to sign Morata’s previous Juve fellow team member Paul Pogba.
Chelsea supervisor Antonio Conte is comprehended to be keen on both Morata and £50m-evaluated Everton striker Romelu Lukaku, yet both players’ valuations are at present more than Chelsea will offer.
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The Blues have officially burned through £33m on conveying Michy Batshuayi to the club this late spring, while Conte as of late implied that Diego Costa would likewise be staying at Stamford Bridge.
In any case, Real’s steady dismissal of methodologies for the 23-year-old proposes that they may really be – in spite of past reports – meaning to make him a key some portion of their squad for the up and coming season.
The player’s remarks to the club’s site this week have served to add to that suspicion, the Spaniard saying: “It is unbelievable to be here once more. It is a blessing from heaven, and I can hardly wait to begin. I can hardly wait for tomorrow to arrive so we can get the chance to work.”
“Zidane buckles down and does a great deal of physical work. I have had two extraordinary years at Juventus, and I took in a considerable measure and I must be appreciative on the grounds that without this experience I would not be here.”