Fanatik reports on Alvaro Morata's potential departure from Galatasaray amid tensions with Mauro Icardi. Alvaro Morata, who was on loan at Galatasaray from Milan for 6 million Euros for a year, is reportedly leaving the club due to a dispute with fellow player Mauro Icardi. Despite having a contract until January, Morata does not want to stay at a club where he will be a substitute and intends to leave during the summer transfer window.

Fanatik reports on Alvaro Morata's desire to leave Galatasaray and return to Spain. Alvaro Morata, currently on loan at Galatasaray from Milan, has requested to leave the club and return to Spain. His decision is influenced by the return of Icardi and Galatasaray's interest in signing Osimhen, which has led him to reconsider his position in the team. Morata is not interested in returning to Milan, where his permanent contract is held, and is instead looking for a club in Spain where he can play regularly and secure his spot in the national team.

Álvaro Morata, currently playing for Galatasaray, has attracted strong interest from Siviglia. According to Sky Sports, Morata has expressed a desire to return to Spain, influenced by personal and family considerations. He has six months remaining on his contract with the Turkish club.

Arsenal reportedly held transfer talks with Alvaro Morata's agent during their trip to Girona. The club was keen on a loan deal for the AC Milan star. Mikel Arteta scrambled to find a new striker before the January transfer window closed, and despite links to other stars, Arsenal came close to signing Morata.