28.11.13

Arsenal keep tabs on Spurs target Morata as Wenger eyes January loan move for Madrid striker

Arsenal are being kept updated on the availability of Real Madrid striker Alvaro Morata.
The 21-year-old striker, who is also a target for Tottenham, may be allowed to leave on loan in January.
And Arsenal, who are also watching Schalke’s talented 18-year-old midfielder Max Meyer, are interested in the Spain Under-21 international as they look to bolster their forward options in the new year.
On target: Real Madrid striker Alvaro Morata celebrates after scoring against Almeria on Saturday
On target: Real Madrid striker Alvaro Morata celebrates after scoring against Almeria on Saturday

Fine company: Morata is congratulated by team-mates Alvaro Arbeloa, Jese and Gareth Bale
Fine company: Morata is congratulated by team-mates Alvaro Arbeloa, Jese and Gareth Bale
Morata has scored twice in 11 appearances this season but manager Carlo Ancelotti is only prepared to let him go if Madrid can sign a new striker.
Luis Suarez and Robert Lewandowski are the sort of calibre player that Madrid are looking for and the former wanted to join them in the summer.
According to rumours in the Spanish capital, if Madrid can sign a new striker then the door will be open for Morata's loan move.
The Gunners are short on options up front, while Spurs are desperate to boost a strikeforce in which the lead man is Roberto Soldado, who has not performed well after signing for £26million this summer.
Morata was on target for Madrid on Saturday when they beat Almeria 5-0, with Gareth Bale, Cristiano Ronaldo, Isco and Karim Benzema also on the scoresheet for Ancelotti's side.
Target: Arsenal are also monitoring the progress of Schalke youngster Max Mayer (left)
Target: Arsenal are also monitoring the progress of Schalke youngster Max Mayer (left)

Weighing up his options: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger could move to bolster his strikeforce in January
Weighing up his options: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger could move to bolster his strikeforce in January

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