The English Premier League ended a few weeks ago, so did other leagues in Europe. The 2022/23 season is an extremely interesting and exciting season for football fans who are patiently waiting for a new season to kick off after the summer transfer window. Although there are more than 2 months left for the new season, the clubs are currently preparing and strengthening their forces for the 2023/24 season.
In the English Premier League, however, Pep Guardiola's Manchester City were able to lift the Premier League trophy for a third consecutive season after Arsenal took the lead at the end of the season. Arsenal dominated throughout the season but lacked the champion's fighting spirit, which allowed Manchester City to overtake them for the title. Despite losing the Premier League and not winning a trophy last season, Arsenal Football Club's only achievement last season was qualifying for the Champions League for the first time since 2016. will now play in Europe's top league alongside Manchester United and Newcastle. United finished third and fourth, respectively.
Liverpool and Brighton and Hove Albion qualify for next season's Europa League, while West Ham United join them in making three after beating Fiorentina to win the Europa Conference League trophy. Aston Villa will now be the only Premier League team to represent England at next season's Europa Conference League.
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It is possible that Alvaro Morata will return to Juventus for a third time as the Spaniard is said to be reconsidering a move to Atletico Madrid.
Morata has made two appearances for Juventus and was signed by the club permanently last season. However, Juventus chose to pursue other options at the time.
Despite this, Morata is still appreciated and loved by Juventus fans and management. That means there is still a chance for him to return, and according to Tuttomercatoweb, Juventus are monitoring his situation at the moment. According to reports, Atletico Madrid have offered Morata a new contract but that will require him to accept a significant pay cut, which has given him some thought. He will consider extending his contract with a reduced salary or leaving the club.
Juventus are said to be very happy to welcome Morata back, but the player needs to make a decision in the near future for any potential reunion to materialize.
Juve Football Club says
Morata's second stint in Turin was not a success, but he is a striker who understands our culture and is a good fit for what we want to do.
He has worked with Allegri before so the two will have no problem working together again if he returns to Turin. Find out more
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