Chelsea confirm Morata deal

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Chelsea football club have confirmed that a deal have been agreed between them and Madrid for the transfer of Alvaro Morata.

The deal is believed to be around £75 million and Chelsea will like to wrap up the deal with in the week.

Chelsea wrote on their official website that a deal had been agreed, they only need to agree personal terms with Morata before he go for medical check up.

Morata,24, helped Madrid to win the Spanish LaLiga with 15 goals from 14 matches.

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