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Alvaro Morata has agreed a deal to join Manchester United and is now waiting for the Old Trafford club to negotiate a fee with Real Madrid.
As revealed by Telegraph Sport in April, United have made Morata their top target to replace Zlatan Ibrahimovic and are close to clinching his signature.
It is understood Morata has agreed in principle to the terms that will be offered to him at United and the transfer is now in the hands of the two clubs.
Morata has told Real that he intends to leave and United hope a bid in the region of £60 million will be enough to get the transfer over the line.
Morata has told friends that he expects to be playing at Old Trafford next season and is looking forward to linking up with manager Jose Mourinho again.
He believes a move to United and guaranteed first-team football will enhance his prospects of starting for Spain at next year’s World Cup.
Mourinho had considered rivalling Chelsea’s move for Romelu Lukaku, but the Portuguese accepts the Belgian is likely to return to Stamford Bridge.
That has prompted United to step up their efforts to clinch the Morata signature as quickly as possible.
Morata’s agent Juanma Lopez confirmed his client needs to find a club where he will play for after starting only 14 La Liga games for Real.
“He doesn't want to go through another season like that. It was a great season, but he wants to play more,” said Lopez. “Alvaro is a player who wants to play a more important role. He wants to play more. That's normal for a striker who's scored 19 goals. It's not enough.”
Morata had been a target of AC Milan, but the 24-year-old said: “It's hard to imagine going back to Italy, despite my experience in Serie A being extraordinary. The only club for me in Italy are Juventus.”
As revealed by Telegraph Sport in April, United have made Morata their top target to replace Zlatan Ibrahimovic and are close to clinching his signature.
It is understood Morata has agreed in principle to the terms that will be offered to him at United and the transfer is now in the hands of the two clubs.
Morata has told Real that he intends to leave and United hope a bid in the region of £60 million will be enough to get the transfer over the line.
Morata has told friends that he expects to be playing at Old Trafford next season and is looking forward to linking up with manager Jose Mourinho again.
He believes a move to United and guaranteed first-team football will enhance his prospects of starting for Spain at next year’s World Cup.
Mourinho had considered rivalling Chelsea’s move for Romelu Lukaku, but the Portuguese accepts the Belgian is likely to return to Stamford Bridge.
That has prompted United to step up their efforts to clinch the Morata signature as quickly as possible.
Morata’s agent Juanma Lopez confirmed his client needs to find a club where he will play for after starting only 14 La Liga games for Real.
“He doesn't want to go through another season like that. It was a great season, but he wants to play more,” said Lopez. “Alvaro is a player who wants to play a more important role. He wants to play more. That's normal for a striker who's scored 19 goals. It's not enough.”
Morata had been a target of AC Milan, but the 24-year-old said: “It's hard to imagine going back to Italy, despite my experience in Serie A being extraordinary. The only club for me in Italy are Juventus.”
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Real Madrid have ended their pursuit of David de Gea according to reports in Spain.
Spanish newspaper Marca claim today that the former Atletico Madrid goalkeeper will not be making a move back to the Spanish capital this summer.
Costa Rican goalkeeper Keylor Navas rediscovered his fine form towards the end of Real Madrid’s trophy laden season, seemingly prompting Zinedine Zidane to give up on their chase for the Manchester United number one for a second time.
De Gea was believed to be close to a move to the Bernabeu back in 2015, only for the paperwork not to be filed in time before the deadline. Both clubs argued that each other were to blame for the breakdown of the transfer, with some claiming that Real Madrid cooled their interest.
Since then, De Gea has signed a new long term contract, meaning United would demand a fee upwards of £60m. Meanwhile the ‘keeper himself is thought to be unwilling to force through a move away from Old Trafford.
The article claims that Navas will remain as Real Madrid’s number one, while Kiko Casilla will continue to deputise. Ruben Yanez will leave the club, allowing for Zinedine Zidane’s son Luca to be promoted to third choice ‘keeper.
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