Alvaro Morata to Undergo Medical at Manchester United!

    Manchester United are close in on signing Alvaro Morata from Spanish giants Real Madrid. The deal will cost the Red Devils about €73 million.

   Onda Cero Radio revealed that the deal is already done, and it may include add-ons, and the player should be on his way to Manchester on Monday to undergo medical and then sign a 5-year deal at Old Trafford.

   Morata admitted earlier this week that he does not want to leave Real and would prefer to fight for his place. But the Spaniard's agent, Juanma Lopez, met Florentino Perez on Friday and informed him that his employer wants to play for a team where he can get regular football, in order to secure a place in the Spain national team to play in the World Cup in Russia 2018.

   Still The Daily Mirror claim Real Madrid want in excess of this figure in retaliation for them missing out on David De Gea. But if a deal for Morata proves to be too complicated, Jose Mourinho could turn his attentions to Torino striker Andrea Belotti or even reignite his interest in Griezmann.

   The deal is said to be a record breaker if it happens. The 24-year-old will be the most expensive Spanish player in the history of football.
 

   

Conte texts Diego Costa telling him to search for a new club!

   Diego Costa could be on the move now after being informed that he's out of Conte's plans for next season. According to Mirror the striker told reporters after Spain’s draw with Colombia on Wednesday evening:"I’m going to be honest, the other day, Conte sent me a message saying I am not in his plans for Chelsea, so I’ll have to find a way out"

  Costa has been of great value for the team, by leading them to win the Premier League, scoring 20 goals and providing 7 assists. He performed well the whole season, and is considered one of the reasons behind the team's success this season.

   The Spain International saw this coming, and was planning to join his former club Atletico Madrid after talks about Chelsea reuniting with Lukaku, but the transfer ban forced by FIFA on the Spanish giants prevents them from registering any player until January 2018. His comments were: "I love living in Madrid, but I have to think about my future."It’s complicated because I cannot go four or five months without playing. I have no preference for a league, I just want to play."

     The 28-year-old was linked with a move to the China Super League in the previous transfer window, but Chelsea failed to sign expensive Lukaku back then, so he stayed at Stamford Bridge. Offers from China are still on the table. Also AC Milan would like to sign him to strengthen their squad, the London Evening Standard reports. The native Brazilian is keen to find a club to join where he can get regular football, because this is the World Cup year, and he is supposed to be impressive so he can play for the national team. If he doesn't play, he's out.