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Alvaro Morata’s representatives are considering the player’s options, with a loan move to West Ham not being ruled out, according to reports in Spain.
Spanish outlet AS follows up claims made in the British press about Morata’s future and suggest that the player’s international future is going to play a big role in deciding his next move.
Morata has been very vocal in his desire to nail down a starting place in Luis Enrique’s Spain squad. To do so, he knows he has to be playing regularly in order to be in contention.
He has fallen behind Olivier Giroud in the pecking order at Stamford Bridge, which limits his options at Chelsea.
The player is said to have offers in Italy, but West Ham also remain keen on a possible loan signing.
It is yet to be seen how Chelsea would feel about a deal, but they would almost certainly need to bring in a replacement before Morata would be allowed to leave. - Read Sport
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