Another farewell? Juventus tells Morata their decision on his future
TGe old ladies have been faced with a lot of challenges this transfer window as most of their star players is set to leave.
Already Dybala is set to leave the old ladies on a free transfer by the end of the season after the management decide not to give him his asking demands.
Then comes the case of Morata after Chiellini own who is also likely to leave since his Loan spell at the club has expired and the old ladies has no intentions to buy him with the price tag.
The former seria a champions has informed the former atletico player Alvaro Morata that they will not make his transfer permanent at the end of this season, according to a report by Marca.
The former atletico Madrid man was sign on a loan transfer to the former Seria a giants in the last two seasons but as things stands now the old ladies are no longer interested in renewing the loan deal or making him a permanent signing
In as much as the old ladies already have departing stars from the club,they don't mind losing the former atletico striker.
Both clubs agreed that they can make his transfer permanent for 35m euros, and several reports have claimed the former Seria a giants wants a discount to keep him in Turin since the former atletico Madrid star player has not lived up to expectations at the club because he have been on and off with his performance.
The report claims the former Seria a champions has decided they will not forge ahead in their efforts to sign him permanently due to his recent form and performance, and his last game for them would now be the fixture against Fiorentina.
The former seria a champions issued an official statement that"
Morata has been an important player for us, and it would be great if we continued our relationship with him.
However, he is not indispensable, and Atletico needs to understand that there are other players who cost that much and will score more goals for us.
The likes of Gianluca Scamacca and Giacomo Raspadori are much younger, and they would be better players to spend 35m euros on.
It remains unclear if any of them will move to Turin, but we will certainly add some attackers to Max Allegri’s squad if Morata and Paulo Dybala leave in the same transfer window".
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