There was a hitch in Galatasaray's transfer of Alvaro Morata.

There was a hitch in Galatasaray's transfer of Alvaro Morata.

01.02.2025 08:00

A new development has occurred regarding the transfer of Alvaro Morata, with whom Galatasaray has reached an agreement on all matters. Milan does not want to send Morata without making a transfer.

The draw for the play-off round, which will determine the 8 teams that will qualify for the last 16 of the UEFA Champions League, has been held. Following the matchup between the Italian team Milan and the Dutch team Feyenoord, a significant development occurred. There was a hitch in the transfer of Alvaro Morata, whom the Super Lig giant Galatasaray wanted to add to their squad from Milan. The yellow-reds may not be able to complete the transfer.

THINGS GOT COMPLICATED

According to Gianluca Di Marzio's report; Milan's matchup against Feyenoord in the Champions League has complicated the situation regarding Santiago Gimenez, with whom they are in transfer talks. After this matchup, it was suggested that the Dutch team would keep Gimenez in their squad. Following this development, Milan, which is looking for a new forward, does not want to send Alvaro Morata away before completing the striker transfer.

WHAT HAD HAPPENED?

Galatasaray had reached an agreement on all matters in their discussions with both the player and the club Milan. Galatasaray agreed with Morata for an annual salary of 6 million euros, while they secured a loan agreement with Milan that included an 8 million euro mandatory purchase clause.

SEASON PERFORMANCE

The 32-year-old Spanish striker, who transferred to Milan for 13 million euros at the beginning of this season, has played in 25 matches. The star player contributed with 6 goals and 2 assists in these matches.

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