The Spanish striker Álvaro Morata returns to the spotlight after his role diminished with Como in the Italian league, according to 'Fichajes'.

Morata arrived at Como as a leading offensive option but failed to convince coach Cesc Fabregas, who is looking for a more decisive and impactful striker, placing the Spanish striker in an unstable position within the team, despite his teammates valuing his experience and commitment.

Como's management is studying its offensive options for the next season, and Morata is likely among the candidates for departure, as part of a team restructuring to enhance its offensive effectiveness, while the player focuses on finishing the season at the best possible level.

Meanwhile, Getafe has reopened the option of signing Morata, seeing him as the right player to take on a leading offensive role, benefiting from his extensive experience and knowledge of La Liga, and meeting the team's need to strengthen the front line with goals and effectiveness.

Morata's future remains tied to Como's final decision during the summer, with Getafe continuously monitoring all developments, while the player continues to focus on his current performance, keeping his opportunity open to return to La Liga and continue his career in the best possible way.