Álvaro Morata is eager to join Como and is becoming extremely impatient.

Álvaro Morata is ready to switch clubs this summer and is not willing to stay waiting. The Madrid forward, currently on loan at Galatasaray, has taken a major step towards leaving for Como, a club with which he has already signed a deal. Como, in turn, has made an agreement with Milan for a transfer fee of about 10 million euros.

Although Morata still has a contract with the Turkish club until the end of 2026, he believes it's time to move on.

Turkish media reports say he didn't attend Okan Buruk's last training session and hasn't returned to Istanbul since his recent trip to Spain. His absence is only increasing the tension between him and the club.

Morata's performances in Istanbul have been good, but the move hasn't been well received in Turkey.

Galatasaray sees him as a vital player and is not willing to let him go for the six million euros offered by Como. In fact, they have turned down lower offers before, believing that Morata should remain a key part of their plans.

Still, Morata's actions are pushing the situation toward an end.

The situation has become too difficult to manage, and his desire to join the Italian Serie A might eventually force a transfer that Galatasaray is currently unwilling to accept.