"I'll be back"! Álvaro Morata is close to returning to Serie A

The decorated Spaniard could be set to light up the Italian championship once again.

Details: Fabrizio Romano reports with categorical certainty that Álvaro Morata has given his approval to move to Como, aiming to remain in Serie A.

It's claimed that an official announcement of the transfer is just a matter of time: the parties have already agreed on personal terms.

This move might well be seen as Morata's attempt to prove he can still perform at the highest level and compete against Europe's top defenders—despite his age.

In the wake of the recent scandal involving threats against the Spaniard after a missed penalty in the Nations League final, a switch to Como could be his chance to shift the spotlight from criticism back to recognition of his enduring quality.

The financial details of the deal remain undisclosed, but sources emphasize that the motivation behind the transfer isn't salary, but Morata's own personal drive.

Last season, Álvaro played for Galatasaray on loan, scoring 7 goals and providing 3 assists in 16 appearances. According to Transfermarkt, the Spaniard's market value stands at 11 million euros.

Reminder: Amid interest in Moise Kean, Milan is ready to sell Morata to Como