FOCUS: Juve still hope to keep Morata

• 07 giu 2016

In the next days, Juventus Chief Executive Giuseppe Marotta will finally meet Real Madrid president Florentino Perez to talk about Alvaro Morata’s future. The fixed points of the negotiations are the fact that the blancos will be able to bring the striker back to Santiago Bernabeu by paying €15 million to the Italian club from July 1st until July 15th, while Juve will have to pay €80 million to the European champions if they want to sell the 24-year-old to a third party.
Real are intentioned to use their rebuy clause and then sell Morata to the best bidder: the Spaniard has many suitors, first of all Chelsea; according to the Spanish medias, the Blues’ manager Antonio Conte wants to obtain the player before the end of the week. Morata’s will remains controversial: he would like to stay in Turin, but he wouldn’t say no to a transfer to England. Meanwhile, the bianconeri still hope to keep him.

M.G. – adapted from an article by Gianluca Minchiotti