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#5 Alvaro Morata
Morata was Chelsea's big money signing last summer, moving to Stamford Bridge in a deal worth around £60 million from Real Madrid. The plan was for Morata to replace his fellow Spaniard Diego Costa, but on the whole, it was a pretty unsuccessful season for the 25-year-old, who ended the campaign with just 11 league goals.
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He got off to a good start at Stamford Bridge, but things went downhill from then on, and he ended the season out of the side, with Olivier Giroud preferred up top. Morata never seemed confident in front of goal, and opinion of him took a downturn in January, when he missed three golden opportunities as Chelsea drew 2-2 with Arsenal. It's clear that the move that the move to England hasn't worked out for Morata, and there are rumours that he is looking to leave Stamford Bridge, and it wouldn't be a surprise if Chelsea are prepared to let him go.
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