Morata is in hot water at Galatasaray after failing to report for training for two consecutive days, amid an ongoing transfer deadlock with Como. The Spanish striker has been pushing for a move to the newly promoted Serie A side, who have reportedly agreed terms with both Gala and the player. But Galatasaray, where he is currently on loan until January 2026, have refused to sanction his exit. According to journalist Kaya Temel, the Turkish giants have filed an internal report and are preparing to fine and formally warn Morata for breaching club rules.
Como see Morata as a marquee signing to spearhead their ambitious Serie A project, but the move has stalled due to the Turkish club’s stance. But Morata’s absence from training reflects growing frustration as Galatasaray block his exit to Como. With Victor Osimhen now in Istanbul to seal his permanent deal, the dynamics could finally shift. The Spanish striker’s future has been entangled in a three-way standstill involving Gala, Como and Milan, but Osimhen’s imminent arrival could unlock the next move in the domino chain.
Como’s president Mirwan Suwarso has publicly expressed his frustration over the stalled transfer, telling Sky Sport 24: “What’s missing for Morata? Just him being here. What’s really missing? I don’t know. It’s between Milan and Galatasaray. We have an agreement with Milan and the player—now Milan needs to talk to Galatasaray.”
With Osimhen now in Istanbul and close to signing, Gala may soon greenlight Morata’s exit, allowing Como to finally land their priority target. In the meantime, disciplinary action continues, with the club filing a report against Morata for skipping two straight training sessions, a fine and warning are expected shortly.
