Alvaro Morata feels “at home” with Juventus and will stay “until someone tells me otherwise”.
The Spanish striker joined the Bianconeri in 2014, but Real Madrid retained a buyback clause of €30m for this summer or €35m for next year.
It’s thought Los Merengues could buy him back from the Serie A champions before quickly selling him on, but the player himself is happy to remain in Turin.
Alvaro Morata feels “at home” with Juventus and will stay “until someone tells me otherwise”.
The Spanish striker joined the Bianconeri in 2014, but Real Madrid retained a buyback clause of €30m for this summer or €35m for next year.
It’s thought Los Merengues could buy him back from the Serie A champions before quickly selling him on, but the player himself is happy to remain in Turin.
“I’m very calm, because I have a contract with Juve and I feel at home there,” Morata told reporters in a Press conference while on international duty.
“At the moment I belong to Juve until someone tells me otherwise. Now I’m thinking about the European Championships, a very important tournament for me and my teammates.”
Morata has been linked with Manchester United and Arsenal, among others.