Juventus has reportedly told Chelsea they are willing to return to the negotiation table for Gonzalo Higuain if Alvaro Morata will be involved in the transfer business.
The deal will mean Chelsea wave goodbye to Morata and welcome Higuain with both parties seemingly ready to see off their forwards this summer.
The Blues have endured a torrid season with Alvaro Morata right in the middle of the all the hot talking points with his missed chances and inability to hit the 20-goal mark in his first season.
Despite playing as Chelsea main striker for majority of the season, Morata has not looked the player many thought he would be after leaving Real Madrid’s dug out and Chelsea, according to the report by the Evening Standard will like to off load for a more reliable and consistent striker.
Juventus are also said to be ready to see off Higuain who is 30 years old, for a younger striker and have identified Morata and Mauro Icardi of Inter Milan as the main candidates to replace him, as per Calcio mercato.
