Juventus striker Alvaro Morata is reportedly set to be rewarded with a new Bianconeri deal until 2020.
The Spain international has played a crucial part in the Old Lady’s success this season, scoring 14 goals, and the Turin giants want to avoid seeing him return to Madrid.
Morata signed for Juventus from Real Madrid last summer, but has a clause in his contract by which the Merengues can re-sign the forward for €30m in 2016 or €35m in 2017.
Juventus striker Alvaro Morata is reportedly set to be rewarded with a new Bianconeri deal until 2020.
The Spain international has played a crucial part in the Old Lady’s success this season, scoring 14 goals, and the Turin giants want to avoid seeing him return to Madrid.
Morata signed for Juventus from Real Madrid last summer, but has a clause in his contract by which the Merengues can re-sign the forward for €30m in 2016 or €35m in 2017.
Tuttosport believe that Juventus directors have met with Morata’s representatives to offer a new deal worth €3.2m a year which would rise to €4m the following season.
The new deal would tie the 22-year-old to the club until 2020 and would effectively offer him the same wage Madrid are likely to propose should he return to the Spanish capital.