A new chapter has begun in the career of Álvaro Morata, the Spanish striker, as he was officially presented as a player for Milan this Thursday. Morata, a European champion with Spain, spoke about Serie A, his current footballing phase, and his thoughts during the Eurocopa at his first press conference in Italy.
A versatile forward, Morata has commented on the Italian league, Serie A, and his relationship with his former club, Juventus. «The league has grown a lot and is increasingly enjoyable to watch. The teams are well-trained and better prepared. I am always grateful to Juventus for what they did for me at the beginning of my career. Friends are still friends, but off the field. Now begins a new journey and a new adventure,» Morata said about Serie A.
The former Atlético de Madrid player then went on to draw comparisons between Spain and Italy. He noted, «There are very similar players who could be among the best in the world. The style of play of the two coaches is very aligned. I see many similarities, but the important thing now is to quickly integrate into the group. As I said, I want to win. I’m not interested in being the center of attention. I’m here to win.»
Morata’s comments on his thoughts during the Eurocopa stand out, «Thanks to everyone who has worked to bring me here. As soon as Zlatan called me, I spoke with the coach and the board. No one wanted me as much as AC Milan. Even during the Eurocopa, I felt like a player for AC Milan. I am a player who needs confidence and people who believe in me. Here, everyone has shown me that.»
This statement is sure to stir up discussions, especially considering that on July 2, Morata posted on Instagram implying that he would continue with Atlético de Madrid. «I cannot imagine what it must be like to win with this shirt, and I will not stop until I achieve it,» the footballer commented on Instagram. Regardless, in the event of a victory, it will be with Milan and not with Atleti.
The move to Milan marks a new phase in Morata’s career, and with his ambition and determination, he is already setting his sights on success. His statements reveal a player ready for a new challenge and eager to contribute to the success of his new team. Although Morata’s departure from Atletico Madrid may have come as a surprise to many, his commitment to his new club and his desire to win are clear. At Milan, Morata will be hoping to make a significant impact and bring his winning mentality to the team.