In a surprising turn of events, Álvaro Morata has officially made the move to AC Milan on a permanent transfer from Atlético Madrid. This announcement comes after his remarkable performance as the captain of Spain during Euro 2024. Despite scoring 46 goals in 117 appearances for Atlético, Morata decided to part ways with the club,
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Euro 2024 brought attention to the performance of players who had transferred to the Saudi Pro League (SPL) in Germany. Initial concerns over the level and intensity of games in Saudi Arabia raised doubts about how these players would fare in the tournament. The performance of each SPL star was closely scrutinized, including top players
Sources have revealed that Atlético Madrid has set its sights on Manchester City striker Julián Álvarez as a potential replacement for Álvaro Morata, should the Spanish captain make a move to AC Milan this summer. Álvarez, who joined the Premier League champions in 2022 from River Plate, has been in impressive form, scoring 36 goals
Euro 2024 was a tournament that will be remembered for the underwhelming performances of star strikers like Cristiano Ronaldo. Despite Portugal’s attacking system being entirely focused on servicing Ronaldo with chances, the 39-year-old failed to find the back of the net. With a total of 23 shots, one missed penalty, and zero goals, Ronaldo’s performance
Álvaro Morata, the captain of Spain’s national team, has recently shared his doubts about his future in football. In a candid interview with El Mundo, Morata expressed his concerns about his potential departure from Atlético Madrid and hinted that Euro 2024 could be his last tournament representing his country. This uncertainty underscores the challenges he
Álvaro Morata, a talented forward for Atlético Madrid and the Spanish national team, has voiced his frustration with the treatment he receives from fans in Spain. Despite being one of the top goalscorers in the history of the Spanish national team, Morata has often been the target of criticism and whistles from the crowd. He
Spain’s national team coach, Luis de la Fuente, recently announced the final 26-man squad for Euro 2024 after initially selecting a group of 29 players for friendlies. Three notable omissions from the squad were Pau Cubarsí, Marcos Llorente, and Aleix García. These players were left out as Spain prepares to face Croatia, Italy, and Albania