Álvaro Morata Set For Como Move As Talks With Galatasaray Enter Final Stage

Como expect to complete the signing of Álvaro Morata next week. All personal terms are agreed. The final step is getting Galatasaray’s approval for the transfer. Morata’s agents will meet the Turkish club to finalize the deal.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Morata has agreed to join Como and wants to make the move. Galatasaray want to keep him because of his great record of six goals and one assist during his loan spell in Turkey. Como are confident the transfer will be completed once they receive permission from Istanbul. All important parties have agreed except Galatasaray. Their decision is expected after next week’s talks.

According to a previous report, Morata has agreed to join Como FC.

LATEST ON TEAM AND PLAYER FORM

Morata impressed at Galatasaray, scoring six goals in 11 appearances in the Turkish Super Lig. This performance made Galatasaray keen to keep him, especially with their star striker Mauro Icardi recovering from knee surgery and Victor Osimhen possibly leaving. Como, meanwhile, are pushing for European qualification in Serie A. The team finished 10th last season and aims to qualify for Europe this year. Como’s next game is a crucial home fixture against Napoli, who are ninth—three points behind Como. Victory could move Como up the table and boost their campaign.

A previous report confirmed Como FC finished 10th in Serie A last season.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

Morata’s representatives are set to meet Galatasaray in the coming days in an attempt to finalize the transfer agreement. Como are waiting on Galatasaray’s final decision but remain confident the deal will be completed soon. If the transfer is finalized, Morata would join Como for pre-season as they prepare for their biggest Serie A campaign yet. For Galatasaray, losing Morata means a need for them to speed up their search for a striker, especially with uncertainties about Osimhen’s future and Icardi’s recovery. Como’s signing of Morata would be one of the biggest moves of the summer in Italian football.