Alvaro Morata set to return to Serie A with Como | OneFootball

Alvaro Morata has already spent a good amount of time in Serie A having played for both Milan and Juventus. Although he’s still contracted to Milan, he spent last season on loan in Turkey with Galatasaray. But now it seems that he could be set for a return to Italy, with Como. The club managed by Cesc Fabregas are having an extremely ambitious window and show no signs of slowing down as they aim for Europe. As per calciomercato.com, a personal agreement has already been reached between the player and the club. This has no doubt been enabled by Morata’s good relationship with countryman Fabregas, with whom he has shared the pitch a number of times. The devil currently lies in the details of his loan deal with Galatasaray. To terminate Morata’s loan agreement early, Galatasaray is requesting €3 million in compensation. This amount is half of the €6 million fee they paid in January for his loan, which is set to expire in June 2026. His agents are soon expected to go to Turkey to solve this situation. The terms for the deal between Milan and Como are already known – a loan worth €6m and €9m in the summer of 2026 to make the deal permanent, which will be mandatory. Kaulik Mitra | GIFN