The good news for Álvaro Morata is that unlike Chelsea--a side that's gone from early-season title contenders to just hoping they make the top-four--the Spanish striker has been rather consistent this season in his performances. The bad news is that that consistency has yielded a year of mediocrity for the £60 million...
The good news for Álvaro Morata is that unlike Chelsea--a side that's gone from early-season title contenders to just hoping they make the top-four--the Spanish striker has been rather consistent this season in his performances. The bad news is that that consistency has yielded a year of mediocrity for the £60 million...
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