Il Giorno: Morata returning to Italy is possible as Como consider approach

Morata Fabregas

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Alvaro Morata could return to Italy as a report earlier suggested, but it may not be to AC Milan, surprisingly. 


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It seemed that Morata pretty much cut ties to Milan with his move to Galatasaray in January; however, a report earlier today suggested that he could, in fact, head back to the Rossoneri this summer. Largely due to his relationship with Massimiliano Allegri.

Of course, that means that his loan deal with Gala would have to be cut short, considering it is meant to expire in January 2026. Nevertheless, it could be cut short for another reason, one that does not include a Rossoneri future.

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A move to Spain was reported to be most likely earlier today, but Il Giorno (via Calciomercato.com) reports that a move to Italy could be on the cards, with Como looking for a striker. Furthermore, the relationship with Cesc Fabregas could help, given that they are good friends. So, he could aid his former teammate.

The Turkish outfit have a buy clause in the deal for just less than €10 million, so it should not be a worry for Como, considering the money they were willing to spend on Theo Hernandez in January. In other words, it will be the will of the player.

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