Tottenham Hotspur have joined the chase for Chelsea and Arsenal target Alvaro Morata this summer, according to Italian broadcaster Sportitalia.
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Alvaro Morata’s future is now in limbo but will be defined shortly as the player will meet with Real Madrid in the coming week.
Los Blancos included a €30 million buyback clause in the Spanish forward’s contract with the Scudetto champions, which they look set to activate in the off-season, reportedly to sell him for a profit.
Juventus man Alvaro Morata is at the top of the list, and he has every right to be.
Real have a £23million buy-back clause in Morata’s contract that was inserted when they sold the Spain global to Juve back in 2013.
Holding could be a terrific long-term addition to Arsenal’s back four, as he showed excellent form for the Trotters last term, winning their 2015-16 Player of the Season award.
Morata has hardly been prolific in his two seasons at Juve-he has netted 15 times in 2,777 minutes of Serie A football, a ratio of around one goal every two games, per WhoScored.com.
“He’s a young lad and he needs to stay a few more years at Juve”, Allegri told RAI television. Stay with Juventus or return to Real Madrid before potentially moving overseas once more.
Massimiliano Allegri feels he should remain in Turin though and continue his development with the club, telling Rai Uno.
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His agent Juanma Lopez was apparently spotted at the Bernabeu this week with it possible the Bianconeri are hopeful a €25m offer would be enough to keep him? He followed that by saying that he still needs to grow and that the attack they now have at the club is very strong.
