Alvaro Morata has sealed a shock season-long loan move from Cesc Fabregas' Como to Segunda Division side Leganes, with an option to buy. The veteran Spain striker explained his return to Madrid by insisting that feeling valued and finding personal happiness matter far more than chasing major trophies or playing in the Champions League.
Alvaro Morata is closing in on a surprise loan move to Spanish second-tier outfit Leganes after a frustrating spell in Serie A with Como. The 33-year-old forward, who has commanded €229m in career transfer fees across spells with Europe's elite, is seeking a fresh start in Spain following a solitary goal during his time under Cesc Fabregas.
CD Leganes general manager Martin Ortega has backed Yan Diomande to thrive at Real Madrid amid reports linking him with a €120 million move to the Santiago Bernabeu. The 19-year-old Ivory Coast winger was only in the Leganes senior squad for a short time before moving to RB Leipzig, but Ortega has put him in the same bracket as Lamine Yamal and Ousmane Dembele.
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