Two more teams are keen on Alvaro Morata, after the Juventus attacker alerted potential suitors by confirming his unhappiness at consistently being left out of the Bianconeri starting XI.
Bagging six goals in Serie A so far this campaign, the Spaniard has made 15 substitute appearances as opposed to 13 starts in the league, a number similar to last season where the majority of his gametime came from the bench.
Bayern Munich are interested in bringing Morata to the Bundesliga, and will have to convince the striker over Real Madrid, according to La Stampa, but Los Blancos may have bigger plans for their former star.
Able to re-sign the man they sold in 2014 for €30 million, Madrid President Florentino Perez is hoping to enact that clause and then use Morata as part of his player-plus-cash deal for Borussia Dortmund’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
However, Morata’s desire to be moved around so freely by Madrid, or sign for Borussia, is believed to be limited.
