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    Real Madrid Striker Alvaro Morata Agrees To Permanent Arsenal Move

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    Alvaro Morata, a 21-year-old striker for Real Madrid, has agreed to a permanent transfer to Arsenal. While Morata has agreed personal terms, Real Madrid and Arsenal still need to agree on a transfer fee. Real Madrid will likely insist on a buy-back clause or percentage of any future transfer fee. Morata has fallen down the pecking order at Real Madrid with the rise of Jese Rodriguez and is expected to find playing time even harder to come by if Real Madrid signs another forward this summer. The transfer suits all parties as Morata will get more playing time at Arsenal while Real Madrid receives a transfer fee.

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    Alvaro Morata, a 21-year-old striker for Real Madrid, has agreed to a permanent transfer to Arsenal. While Morata has agreed personal terms, Real Madrid and Arsenal still need to agree on a transfer fee. Real Madrid will likely insist on a buy-back clause or percentage of any future transfer fee. Morata has fallen down the pecking order at Real Madrid with the rise of Jese Rodriguez and is expected to find playing time even harder to come by if Real Madrid signs another forward this summer. The transfer suits all parties as Morata will get more playing time at Arsenal while Real Madrid receives a transfer fee.

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    Alvaro Morata, a 21-year-old striker for Real Madrid, has agreed to a permanent transfer to Arsenal. While Morata has agreed personal terms, Real Madrid and Arsenal still need to agree on a transfer fee. Real Madrid will likely insist on a buy-back clause or percentage of any future transfer fee. Morata has fallen down the pecking order at Real Madrid with the rise of Jese Rodriguez and is expected to find playing time even harder to come by if Real Madrid signs another forward this summer. The transfer suits all parties as Morata will get more playing time at Arsenal while Real Madrid receives a transfer fee.

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    Real Madrid Striker Alvaro Morata Agrees To Permanent Arsenal Move

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    Alvaro Morata, a 21-year-old striker for Real Madrid, has agreed to a permanent transfer to Arsenal. While Morata has agreed personal terms, Real Madrid and Arsenal still need to agree on a transfer fee. Real Madrid will likely insist on a buy-back clause or percentage of any future transfer fee. Morata has fallen down the pecking order at Real Madrid with the rise of Jese Rodriguez and is expected to find playing time even harder to come by if Real Madrid signs another forward this summer. The transfer suits all parties as Morata will get more playing time at Arsenal while Real Madrid receives a transfer fee.

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    Good morning viewers,

    Today, on Friday 28th February 2014, you are with me, Muhammad Adhitya Nugraha on “Paris News
    Broadcasting”, actual, sharp and believable program, will provide for you, all sorts of news, from all
    sorts of side, for five minutes later. Well viewers, let’s listen, to the first news.

    Real Madrid Striker Alvaro Morata Agrees to Permanent Arsenal Move


    Alvaro Morata, the 21-year-old striker who was considered a potential starter at Real Madrid in years
    to come, has agreed to join Arsenal. Not on loan, but transferred.

    The Madrid-born and academy-raised Spain Under-21 international has agreed personal terms with
    the Gunners, who have had him on their radar for quite some time, and tried to sign him during the
    January window.

    According to my sources, a meeting between Florentino Perez and Carlo Ancelotti at the time decided
    that no one, and especially not Morata or Fabio Coentrao, who was being chased by Manchester
    United, were going anywhere.

    Now the situation has changed but there’s still a lot of talking to be done, not least by Real Madrid
    who will ask Arsenal to show them the money. And, probably, quite a lot of money at that. No fee has
    been agreed between the clubs as the conversations have not taken place at that level. Yet.

    Real will also, almost certainly, try to add various conditions to the deal which could well include first
    refusal on buying the player back should he leave the London club, and probably also a clause that
    will earn them a percentage should the player be transferred in the future.

    So while it certainly seems likely that Morata can start brushing up on his English, there’s still a lot of
    talking to be done.

    In truth, however, this is a deal that suits everyone.

    The rise to prominence of Jese Rodriguez, who is now the first person that Real manager Carlo
    Ancelotti turns to when he’s looking to shake things up a bit, has left Morata further down the pecking
    order.

    And the strong likelihood that Real Madrid will go shopping for another forward in the summer
    means that the young striker, who has made 27 first-team appearances, will find it even more difficult
    to break into the starting line-up. Not surprisingly, he now sees his future as lying elsewhere.

    A proven goalscorer, Morata struck no fewer than 45 times in 83 games for the Real Madrid B side,
    during which time he was also drafted in to the first-team squad.

    He could well be the missing piece of the jigsaw that Arsene Wenger has been looking for, but I must
    repeat: there’s still some way to go before he dons an Arsenal shirt.

    That's all for this morning's “Paris News Broadcasting”, thank you for watching. Goodbye

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