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Rumors from Spain: Morata agent to meet Real Madrid
As previously reported, Florentino Perez’s close confidant and friend Ernesto Bronzetti revealed that the Merengues’ president eager to bring Alvaro Morata back to the Santiago Bernabeu exercising a € 30 million buyout clause at the end of the season.
Karim Benzema’s juridical hassles and Cristiano Ronaldo’s uncertain future at the club are pushing Real Madrid to find a new striker for next season.
According to the Spanish paper Ok Diario, Morata’s agent Juanma Lopez will held talks with the La Liga giants in order to bring his client back in Spain from June 2016.
Florentino Perez himself left all the options open during the last shareholders’ meeting held in the Spanish Capital when he was asked about a possible return of the product of the Real Madrid Cantera.
Trouble is, FIFA could impose transfer ban on the Spanish club for two transfer window for breaking rules over international transfer of U-18 players, just like it happened to their hated rivals Barcelona exactly one year ago. If this would happen, Los Blancos would be prevented from exercising any buy-out clause for their former striker.
