Future still uncertain for Morata

Juventus striker Alvaro Morata admits there is a good chance he could return to former employers Real Madrid during the off-season.

Los Blancos sold the Spain international to Juve in 2014 but included a buy-back clause in the contract and have been linked with bringing him back to the Santiago Bernabeu.

Reports this week have suggested the Spanish giants will re-sign Morata from the Bianconeri with the intent of selling him to Arsenal for a massive gain.

The 23-year-old is on course to win back-to-back Serie A titles with the Piedmont outfit, who hold a three-point lead over the chasing pack with eight games remaining.

Morata admits to enjoying his time in Turin, but does not know where his future lies and hopes for a speedy resolution come the end of the campaign.

"Of course, I'd like to know where I'll be playing next year, mostly so I know where to buy a house," Morata joked to Cadena Cope. "However, my future doesn't only depend on me.

"I'm happy at Juve but it isn't up to me and I don't know where I will end up. Going by the contract, returning to Real Madrid is a real possibility and I just hope everything is tied up quickly.

"I also talk to [Real director Emiliano] Butragueno often and about things other than football too. He is a very important figure at Real. He sends me messages when I score or play well."