'ITALY is The Worst Country For The Striker to Progress'

MASSAPEDIA NEWS - Alvaro Morata claimed never be able to run more than 14 kilometers in the Serie A.

Alvaro Morata will be against fellow team-mates at Juventus. However, the 23-year-old striker will not face Gianluigi Buffon and others as opposed to club members, but the Spanish national team.

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Spanish national team will travel to Italy at the headquarters Udinese, Friuli Stadium, Thursday (24/3) evening local time. Before the friendly match against the Italian national team, Morata was told his impressions during his career at the State Pizza.

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"For an attacker, Italy is a poor country to develop and learn the best. I can not run up to 14 kilometers per game, as a midfielder or defender did" said the man who had defended Juventus since the summer of 2014 ago was quoted as saying by Marca.

"I have adapted and have a golden opportunity to learn and grow.

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Even so, the man who bought from Real Madrid for 20 million euros it is one footballer who maintained the Old Lady. Juventus CEO Giuseppe Marotta said it would keep Moratta.

"It's normal there is uncertainty about the future. Real Madrid have a buy back clause is like a sword of Damocles hanging over our heads," said Marotta was quoted as saying on the Gazzetta dello Sport.

"We will soon begin talks with Real Madrid because we want to keep him here."

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As reported by Marca, Madrid has a clause to bring Morata back to the Bernabeu with a price of 30 million euros. However, Morata himself felt he was better not to return to Madrid.

"It's like going back to odd years. It is always a conversation about this or any other. Dand at the end of the day, what I ended up doing just concentrating on my game," said Moratta.