Morata is much happier to be playing under Sarri

Chelsea striker Alvaro Morata is much happier to be playing under Maurizio Sarri at Chelsea, having struggled with Antonio Conte’s tactics and demands. When asked if he feels more comfortable with Sarri in charge, he told Cadena SER: "Yes, yes, yes. For me, yes. It's not for nothing, but for the style of play. It wasn't my style of play and I suffered a little because of that." "In today's world, it's normal that these [critical] things are said," he added. "Chelsea made a huge effort for me and it wasn't returned. I should have repaid them double. A player they pay for can't finish the season with 15 goals. "People think we're machines. If I had stopped for three months, I would have come back with a clear head, but I was professional and I wanted to give everything. "If I could go back, I would stop for two months. I was in pain, I went to Germany to see the doctor, paying for private planes. People believe the false life of Instagram, what it shows you; they thought I was at home with my wife. Someday, I'll write a book about what I've been through."

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