Álvaro Morata changed equipment six months later. The striker and captain of the Spanish team will defend next season the shirt of the As. Cesc Fábregas has managed to hire the player after a three -band operation and quite complex that will cost your club 15 million euros.
Morata was given in the Galatasaray for AC Milan until the end of 2025. The player wanted to leave Turkey to return to Italy and had pressed this summer to the maximum to get it. Finally, the striker He has achieved his purpose after and Galatasaray agreed compensation for the breakdown of the commitment of the player and that reaches five million euros.
In addition, the how has agreed with AC Milan to pay a million rate for the transfer of this season and a mandatory purchase option at the end of the season of nine million more. The team trained by Cesc Fábregas will also take over the striker's file, which hopes to have a very important role in the project.
At 32, Morata knows that this is his last train to be in the 2026 World Cup After an unbridated step for Turkish football where he could only score seven goals in 16 games. The ram was overshadowed by the figure of a Victor Osimhen who has signed this summer galatasaray for a historical figure of 75 million euros.
Morata wants to be in the 2026 World Cup
The captain of the Spanish team, when his options were reduced, pulled the agenda and spoke with Cesc Fábregas to become the star player of the team. The team It amounted last season to the series A establishing itself as one of the surprises of the category And now this season aspires to be classified for European positions.
With this transfer, Morata has already moved throughout his sports career 223 million euros in transfers Being the Spanish player who has generated more money in transfers. The player has dressed the shirt of the Real Madrid, Juventus, Chelsea, Atlético, AC Milan, Galatasaray and now as. The striker established a record price in national football when Real Madrid left to Chelsea in exchange for 80 million. That figure has not yet been exceeded in Spain.
