Morata On Winning Real Madrid

 Alvaro Morata, a striker for Atletico Madrid, believes that the team's victory over Real Madrid demonstrated their ability to contend for the title. 

 On Sunday, Atletico Madrid won 3-1 thanks to two goals from Morata.   He subsequently remarked: "If there is one thing that I have gotten better at over time, it is that I am more mentally prepared, and it is a shame that when we are prepared with mental maturity, it is almost when we have to retire.  

 "Throughout my career, I have experienced both recognition and unrecognition of my work. However, what I really want is to end my playing days with a championship with Atletico Madrid. "The market and the dates are not under my control. Yes, there were options for leaving. When I explained the situation to Gustavo (López) and the coach, he assured me that he wouldn't move me and that I would be crucial to the team.   

"Perhaps now, more than ever before, I feel important here. ".  Morata concluded by saying, "Hopefully. I believe that every player plays for the Atletico Madrid jersey when he checks in at the ticket booth, demonstrating that we all have the same objective. eager, with a desire, for the League or the Champions League. ".

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