Alvaro Morata’s agent meets Real Madrid chiefs at the Bernabeu to sort out striker’s future

ALVARO MORATA’S agent has been seen leaving a meeting with Real Madrid chiefs to discuss the striker’s future.

Juanma López was discussing whether or not the Spanish giants would activate the buy-back clause in the Juventus star’s contract.

The clause would mean Real could sign the player for £24million.

Champions League winners Real could then potentially sell the player on again for a larger fee.

A host of European clubs have been monitoring the Spanish international’s situation as they look to add to their squads.

Arsenal are interested in Morata but, according to Gazzetta dello Sport, he would demand up to £6m-a-year in wages that could prove to be a stumbling block.

Paris Saint-Germain are willing to splash the cash for the frontman as they need a replacement for Zlatan Ibrahimovic who looks to be on his way to Manchester United.

And Jose Mourinho is also keen on Morata and could also go in for him.

It has been reported that Morata would like a move to Old Trafford or alternatively Chelsea.

Antonio Conte will be looking to rebuild a disheartened squad after their dismal season that saw them finish 11th in the league.

And up front is a main area that the Blues will be looking at to get themselves back in the running for the title.