Giuntoli working to strengthen Thiago Motta’s new Juventus: there could also be shocks in attack for the Juventus team
New summer in the spotlight for Alvaro Morata and not just for the goals on the pitch with the Spain. The former Juventus was immediately a factor in the debut of the ‘Red Furies’ ad Euro 2024scoring in the first match against Croatia.
The striker ofAtletico Madrid he doesn’t feel the trust of his current club and he let off steam in recent days on the eve of the European Championship in Germany, opening up to his farewell at the end of the continental event despite a renewal signed only in recent months until June 2026. Morata would no longer be indispensable for Simeon, hence the bad mood of the 32-year-old striker who has opened up to a future away from Atletico starting from next season. For the Spaniard, a future could emerge again in Italy, his favorite destination in the event of a divorce from the ‘Colchoneros’.
Juventus transfer market, Real Sociedad breaks in for Morata: exchange with Le Normand
A new experience has been hypothesized for Morata (it would be the third) at Juventus, with a hypothetical exchange that would involve Kean.
In addition to the Bianconeri too Rome, Milan And Naples have been compared to the national team of the ‘Furie Rosse’, while last summer theInter at center forward. But not only there A leagueconsidering that Morata is a striker who is also appreciated in Spain and could remain that way in the League. It could be the one to get under Real Sociedadwho would have the intention of proposing an exchange to Atletico Madrid as reported by the portal ‘Elgoldigital.com’. Making the opposite journey would be his national teammate Robin Le Normanda defender who has been on the Madrid team’s roster for some time and who has a release clause around 40 million of Euro. Morata would thus be part of the deal, in addition to a substantial amount of cash given that the attacker would be valued at around 15 million from Atletico.
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