Álvaro Morata (27 years old) returns to Juventus and, even through a transfer, will move a significant amount of money between clubs. The Madrilenian is, by far, the Spanish footballer for whom they have paid the most (cumulatively) the teams that have signed him. With the 10 million that the Italian champion pays for that loan, the figure it already rises to 204 million.
The first operation that had Morata as the protagonist was the transfer from Madrid to Juve (2014) for 22 million, with a buyback option for 30 million that was executed (2016). A year later, the battering ram left to Chelsea by 80 million of euros. At the end of January 2019, Atlético took over his loan for about 7 million, plus a purchase obligation for 55 million, that has been done this year. With this return to Juventus, the figure exceeds 200 million. However, if the bianconeri decide in the future to stay with him (another 45 million, or 10 + 35), the amount will rise to touch the 250 million.
Fernando Torres, Rodrigo, Kepa …
The following Spaniards are towers (97 million paid by Liverpool, Chelsea and Milan), Rodrigo Hernandez (95, for Atlético and Manchester City) and Kepa (80, Chelsea). Morata's already ex-partner, the Spanish-Brazilian Diego Costa, has moved 99.5 million, paid by Atlético, Chelsea and, again, Atlético.
And ahead of Morata, but worldwide, they only appear Lukaku (€ 212m, paid by Chelsea, Everton, Manchester United and Inter), Christian (232, from Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus) and Neymar (310, in the signings of Barça and PSG) …