Chelsea fans were all delighted when the news broke that they’d signed Gonzalo Higuain on-loan and allowed Alvaro Morata to leave on a temporary deal of his own to Atletico Madrid. They were sick and tired of the Spaniard costing them, yet since his return to Madrid is form has picked up and on Sunday he grabbed a brace in a 2-0 win.
33′ | 0-2 | Will you look at that, @AlvaroMorata scores once again!!!
The Spaniard heads it into the back of the net once again! Come on Atleti!!! #AúpaAtleti #RealSociedadAtleti pic.twitter.com/QM5Fda4VZA— Atlético de Madrid (@atletienglish) 3 March 2019
When Atletico Madrid travelled to the Anoeta Stadium to face Real Sociedad a win was never going to be a given. However, Los Rojiblancos came away from the came with three points, two goals and a clean sheet and Morata was the star. The Spaniard scored both his goals with his head in the opening 45 minutes as he made it three goals in his first six games for Diego Simeone’s side and he looks to be in good form.
However, the Blues are well aware of how good Morata can be in Spain and won’t expect him to be able to convert his form in his native country over the Premier League anytime soon. They’re well aware that the pace of the football in the different countries is vastly different and they’ll all be more than happy to let Morata leave on a permanent deal to the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium should Simeone come in for the 26-year-old.
You can read the Blues’ reaction on Morata’s brace here:
https://twitter.com/TheBlueRole/status/1102270379995869185
https://twitter.com/rendradwifa08/status/1102270121291087872
Good news. A full refund on Morata would be best for all parties involved. #ChelseaFC
— Scott Kennedy (@ScottKennedyFC) March 3, 2019
https://twitter.com/RachelLucca1/status/1102283642762682369
Wait til La Liga realise that all he can do is head it
— footyfund (@manav_maini) March 3, 2019
You weren’t cut for epl
— Just Prince (@itzdaphenom) 3 March 2019
The Blues are delighted to see Morata doing well for himself, although they’re not keen on the Spaniard coming back to Stamford Bridge anytime soon.







