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#3 Alvaro Morata
Chelsea made Alvaro Morata their most expensive recruit when they lured the striker from Real Madrid to Stamford Bridge in the summer of 2017, and the former Los Blancos superstar earned himself a bright start to life in the English capital, scoring an impressive 10 goals in his first 10 games.
However, things change quickly in football, and Morata has experienced that during his Chelsea career. From fan favourite to unwanted, the Spaniard has fallen from grace to grass in London, following a run of poor form that started since the previous campaign.
As it stands, there isn't space for the striker in Maurizio Sarri's starting line-up at the moment, with the manager having converted Eden Hazard into a false 9, while he has kept his eyes on the transfer market for another hitman.
As a result, Morata has reportedly made up his mind to quit Stamford Bridge, and a host of European clubs including AC Milan, and Juventus are interested in his signature.
