Juventus director Federico Cherubini is set to meet Alvaro Morata’s representatives Marco Busiello and Marco Branca in Milan this evening.
The 29-year-old Spanish forward returned to Atletico Madrid at the start of this month following a two-year loan spell in Turin. It’s hard to imagine him becoming a regular in Diego Simeone’s squad again and Juventus are keen to bring him back to Italy, although not for the figures the Spanish club have requested.
As reported by TMW, Busiello and Branca arrived in Milan today and they’re expected to meet with Cherubini to discuss a possible Morata return to Juventus. The Bianconeri director met with Kalidou Koulibaly’s entourage earlier today to discuss a deal and his work is set to continue.
Last season under Massimiliano Allegri, Morata scored 12 goals and provided nine assists in 48 appearances across all competitions. Even though he wasn’t as prolific as fans hoped, he was still a key contributor to the team’s attack.
Useless Juve board
This is why the 7/9 CL runners up winners will never win the CL or at least by 4067. So the transfer strategy is to buy young players 34 years and younger. Next is any free meat at the market, even if rotten. Then give huge salaries for years, and then just sign players twice over. Frittata will be a record tripleta to match next years 4th spot tripleta. At this rate Dybala will end up staying. After all Juve do not need to pay any fee and can now safely ask him to lower his wage requests. Last but not least, PhD Max, with his matrix revolution slow ball, ready to show the world that next season, people will fall asleep after 33 seconds.
Have you ever interrupted before training anyone got injured?
Leave thiis man look for someone else how many goals he can score in a season …3 or 4 don’t sign him
hahaha, LORD ALLEGRI PATRON SAINT OF SLOW BALL agree.
I hate getting kick by teams with younger players every years.