The Chelsea striker has appeared to give mixed messages over his commitment to the Premier League champions.
The Spaniard has said living in London is stressful – but that he would happily sign a ten-year deal with Antonio Conte’s side.
However, the former Bernabeu man has thrown his future into doubt once again by saying he still thinks about a return to the Spanish capital.
And he dismisses the notion he wanted to leave Real as “nonsense”.
Morata, who made his £65million move to Chelsea in the summer, told radio show El Larguero on Cadena Ser: “I felt important for Madrid but I wanted to play in the knockout stages of the Champions League.
“I told the coach I wanted to play more, to say that I wanted to go is nonsense.
“The critics do not affect me. Of course, I would return to Real Madrid but it’s complicated.”
And Morata further explained the difficulties he suffered when moving to a new country, before thanking wife Alice Campello for helping him.
He said: “When I arrived I got used to not having time to think much. At the beginning it was not all the good that was expected.
“My wife has helped me a lot. Before, when I was lost, I was locked in my thoughts.
“Now I have a calmer life [but] there is more traffic than in Madrid.
“I miss the weather but the sun rises, even if it’s [for] half an hour.”
Morata then went onto explain what it’s like working under Conte versus Zinedine Zidane.
He said: “The difference between Conte and Zidane is not so much. Conte is very passionate, he’s a winner, what you see is what you get.
“Zidane is a winner, and he does it his way.”
Source: UkSun
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