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#4 Higuain-Morata swap?
Gonzalo Higuain isn’t in the best of form of late. In fact, the Argentine hasn’t scored a goal in Serie A since February. Meanwhile, Alvaro Morata is in the same boat as he has the same number of league goals as Higuain, 5, so far this season.
As a result, there are stories of Chelsea wanting to involve Milan in a swap deal that sees the former Real Madrid strikers switch places. Sarri absolutely loves Higuain and the Argentine played some of his best football under the Italian.
This is why football agent Federico Pastorello believes that a deal like this would be beneficial for all parties involved.
“I see some usefulness both for Milan and for Chelsea. Higuain is in crisis and at Chelsea he would find Sarri. And Morata maybe does not suit English football… tactically it would make sense,” he said.
