Several media outlets speculate about the signing of Álvaro Morata by Sevilla

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La sporting directorate at Sevilla continues working on the arrival of two attackers and, according to the latest reports, has begun to seriously explore the option of Morata. The Madrid-born player currently belongs to Como 1907, which recently activated the buyout clause included in his loan deal from Milan.

His future at the Italian club, however, is not fully guaranteed. Morata had little involvement during the previous season and finished the campaign with just one goal and one assist. Cesc Fàbregas himself has made it clear publicly that the striker will have to earn his place, a situation that could make his exit easier if a proposal appears that satisfies all parties.

The main obstacle for Sevilla would be the financial aspect. The striker's salary is far from the club's current parameters, so Morata would have to make a wage effort and Como would have to accept a workable formula. A loan, a low-cost transfer, or a contract spread across several seasons could open the door to an agreement.

A signing to restore excitement in Nervión

Beyond his latest numbers, a possible signing would have a huge impact among Sevilla fans. At 33, Morata would bring experience, mobility, the ability to attack spaces, and a track record that is hard to match. He has worn the shirts of Real Madrid, Juventus, Chelsea, Atlético de Madrid and Milan, and he has also been captain of the Spain national team.

Luis García Plaza is looking for a striker who can deliver immediate returns, and the Madrid-born player would fit that profile. Sevilla needs goals, authority and a reference point that will once again ignite enthusiasm at the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán.

For now, it is best to stay cautious: there are contacts and a willingness to study the deal, but there is still no agreement. The negotiations will be complicated, although the fact that Sevilla has decided to move forward is enough for Sevilla fans to start dreaming about one of the big market bombshells.