Chelsea Flop Morata Opens Up About London Nightmare

Story By: Juan Mayes, Sub EditorJoseph GolderAgencyGolder’s News And Sport

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Chelsea flop Alvaro Morata has said he and his wife had a “really bad time in London” because “so many things” were missing in their lives.

On-loan Blues striker Alvaro Morata, 26, spoke to Spanish news outlet “La Otra Cronica” (LOC; part of El Mundo) during his WAG Alice Campello’s release of a collection of watches she designed for Button Watch.

LOC report the football star was “smiling and in a relaxed tone” as he “finds himself at a high point”, however, the star opened up about his nightmare spell in London and the journey to his current team Atletico Madrid.

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When asked if arriving at Atletico had “changed his life” Morata said: “Yes. It seems like the obvious thing to say to gain points with the fans but my family and I were coming from a really bad time in London.

“Here we have regained our happiness. Though many people may not believe it, we spent four or five summers wanting to come to Atletico. I am very happy.”

Morata was asked further about his time in London and “what was missing for him and his wife for them to not be happy in London”.

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The Spanish striker said, “So many things… I had to receive a lot of injections in my back. I do not like needles one bit so I would get home in a bad mood.

“She could not eat anything because she was very ill and had nausea. We both spent a lot of time in bed. When you try to understand the person laying next to you who is ill but you are worse… It was a difficult situation.”

However, Morata assures he now has an “idyllic” life with two kids and three dogs.

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He finished the interview telling fans that “it is only a matter of time” before Atletico will win the Champions League, adding that the team just have to “keep believing, keep working and continue being a family.”

Morata is on an 18-month loan from Chelsea to Atletico Madrid.

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