Morata joins Como, leaves Galatasaray: “Promises not kept” | OneFootball

Alvaro Morata is officially a new Como player. The Spanish striker, born in 1992, arrives on loan from Milan after the early termination of his contract with Galatasaray. The transfer has been confirmed by the official website of Lega Serie A.

Morata returns to Serie A with Como and bids farewell to Galatasaray: “Commitments not honored”

From Turkey to Lake Como Morata leaves the Turkish league after just a few months, returning to Serie A in an ambitious project led by his former national teammate Cesc Fabregas. The loan to Como marks a new chapter in his career, but his farewell to Galatasaray was accompanied by words of thanks to the fans and explicit criticism of the club’s management.

The critical message on social media In a lengthy post published on his official channels, Morata expressed gratitude for the welcome he received in Istanbul, but denounced the failure to honor financial and contractual agreements:

“The given word and respect for fundamental values were not upheld. I had to give up part of my salary and other contractual rights that had already matured. In life and at work, there are principles that should never be violated, such as respect for everyone’s rights.”

The striker clarified that the publicly reported figure does not reflect reality and emphasized the importance of providing fans with a clear explanation of what happened.

Thanks and new perspectives Despite his disappointment with the club’s management, Morata expressed his appreciation for the coach, the technical staff, and his teammates, wishing them all the best for the future. Now the center-forward is ready to begin a new adventure in Italy, aiming to bring experience and goals to Como in the upcoming Serie A season.

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