Jose Mourinho reveals how Man Utd failed to sign Real Madrid striker Alvaro Morata

JOSE MOURINHO has opened up on Manchester United’s failed pursuit of Real Madrid striker Alvaro Morata.

Manchester United were heavily linked with a move for Morata this summer as Mourinho looked to replace last season’s top goalscorer Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
The Red Devils tabled an offer for the Spain international, but Mourinho claims Real Madrid’s asking price was too high.
United have since signed striker Romelu Lukaku from Everton for £75million.
Mourinho said: “I don’t like to speak about players who aren’t ours, because Morata is not our player. I am nobody to speak about players from Real Madrid.
“Yes, we have had interest, that is obvious and it’s public. We have not come to an economic agreement, that is obvious as well.
“But it’s a Real Madrid’s right to ask for their players the amount of money that they want. 
“We do not determine what the price is of a player of Real Madrid, Real Madrid do that. And we didn’t arrive at an agreement with Real Madrid.
“I do not criticise Madrid and I am not going to criticise my board because my board has made the offer, and they have tried to reach an agreement during a time, and they didn’t come to an agreement. It’s simple.”

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