Juventus striker Alvaro Morata is in talks with Chelsea, but there are disagreements over his future salary.
The Bianconeri still entertain hopes of keeping the Spaniard, although Real Madrid are planning on buying him back for the fixed rate of €30m and selling him to someone else at a higher price.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the most likely destination is Chelsea, who are offering €60m for the player.
Juventus striker Alvaro Morata is in talks with Chelsea, but there are disagreements over his future salary.
The Bianconeri still entertain hopes of keeping the Spaniard, although Real Madrid are planning on buying him back for the fixed rate of €30m and selling him to someone else at a higher price.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the most likely destination is Chelsea, who are offering €60m for the player.
Morata's family is believed to have been in touch with the Premier League club, and talks are currently at a bit of a standstill. The Blues are offering the player €6m yearly, whilst his entourage is asking for €7.5m.
These requests make it less likely that Juventus, whose highest-paid players are Paul Pogba and Gianluigi Buffon at €6m, will be keeping the 23-year-old going into the next season.