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5 days ago
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🚨 Breaking: Cesc's Como sign a Spanish European champion
Como 1907 announces the signing of another Spanish player, Álvaro Morata, who arrives on loan with an obligation to buy from Milan. Álvaro Morata joined Milan last summer, after winning the European Championship, from Atlético Madrid. The Spanish player left Milan in January, after a change of coach, and moved to Galatasaray, where he had a contract as a loan until December 31, 2025. To break that loan and sign him, Como paid a compensation to the Turks, which is included in the million euros they pay for the loan plus the 9 million euros they pay for the obligatory purchase option. In this way, another Spanish player joins Cesc's team. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here. 📸 Marco Luzzani - 2025 Getty Images
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6 days ago
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Official: Álvaro Morata leaves Galatasaray
Official: Álvaro Morata leaves Galatasaray Álvaro Morata has ended his loan spell at Galatasaray, paving the way for a return to Serie A. The 32-year-old Spanish striker, still under contract with AC Milan, has reached an agreement with Como. Morata arrived at Milan last summer but failed to make a lasting impression (5 goals in 16 Serie A matches) before being loaned out in January to the Turkish club, where he scored 6 goals and provided 1 assist in 12 Süper Lig appearances. Galatasaray has confirmed the termination of the loan deal. Milan will pay €5 million to terminate the contract, with Morata forgoing €651,562 in salary. Como are expected to pay €5 million for the loan, which includes a mandatory purchase option.
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6 days ago
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Official: Álvaro Morata leaves Galatasaray
Official: Álvaro Morata leaves Galatasaray Álvaro Morata has ended his loan spell at Galatasaray, paving the way for a return to Serie A. The 32-year-old Spanish striker, still under contract with AC Milan, has reached an agreement with Como. Morata arrived at Milan last summer but failed to make a lasting impression (5 goals in 16 Serie A matches) before being loaned out in January to the Turkish club, where he scored 6 goals and provided 1 assist in 12 Süper Lig appearances. Galatasaray has confirmed the termination of the loan deal. Milan will pay €5 million to terminate the contract, with Morata forgoing €651,562 in salary. Como are expected to pay €5 million for the loan, which includes a mandatory purchase option.
Business Upturn
08-08-2025
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Como all set to sign Álvaro Morata as their new centre striker
Como have agreed a deal to sign Álvaro Morata from Galatasaray on a few close to €5 million. By Ravi Kumar Jha Published on August 8, 2025, 19:20 IST Como have agreed a deal to sign Álvaro Morata from Galatasaray on a few close to €5 million. The striker has agreed to join them as he wants a change. Galatasaray signed Victor Osimhen this summer which means they will not need two starters in one squad. Thus, they decided to let Morata leave. Serie A side Como have reached an agreement to sign Álvaro Morata from Galatasaray in a deal worth close to €5 million. The Spanish striker has agreed to make the switch as he seeks a fresh challenge in his career. Galatasaray, who brought in Victor Osimhen earlier this summer, decided to part ways with Morata to avoid having two starting strikers competing for one spot. The 31-year-old forward spent just one season in Turkey, helping the club in their domestic and European campaigns, but will now head to Italy as Como prepare for the upcoming season. Morata's arrival marks another statement signing for Como, who are keen to strengthen their squad and establish themselves as a competitive force in Serie A. Ahmedabad Plane Crash Ravi kumar jha is an undergraduate student in Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia and Mass Communication. A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication and he also has a genuine interest in sports. Ravi is currently working as a journalist at
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09-07-2025
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Portugal edge Spain on penalties, clinch second Nations League title 🏆🏆
The Nations League final was defined in a dramatic way this Sunday (8) at the Allianz Arena. In a duel decided on penalties, Portugal came out on top over Spain and won the trophy for the second time in history. Advertisement Goalkeeper Diogo Costa became a hero by defending the last penalty of the Spanish team, kicked by Álvaro Morata. After that, Rúben Neves scored the title shot, starting the Portuguese party in Germany. The game Spain opened the scoring at 20 minutes of play in the way they know best: with a beautiful collective play. After João Neves poorly cleared a ball inside the area, Martín Zubimendi appeared to finish it into the net. The advantage lasted only five minutes, until Nuno Mendes appeared inside the area and finished well to tie the game. Just before halftime, Spain took the lead again thanks to a goal from Mikel Oyarzabal. Advertisement The second half had fewer balls in the net, but it featured the brilliance of the great star on the field. Cristiano Ronaldo took advantage of a cross from Nuno Mendes that was deflected and pushed the ball into the goal, leaving the score at 2-2. The Portuguese legend fell to the ground in pain near the end of the final stage and had to be substituted. Lamine Yamal, the other great star on the field, left the field at the interval between the first and second half of extra time after a dull performance. In the penalties, all shots were converted until Álvaro Morata was stopped by Diogo Costa. Next, Rúben Neves converted his shot and gave Portugal its second Nations League title in history. Advertisement This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here. 📸 ALEXANDRA BEIER - AFP or licensors
