The red-hot striker insists his Atletico Madrid side won’t wilt because they’re used to playing in Europe’s most intimidating arenas.
Alvaro Morata plans to follow up his strike against Scotland by grabbing the goals that kill off Celtic’s Champions League dream this week.
Morata delayed Scotland’s Euro 2024 party by nodding the opener for Spain when they beat Steve Clarke’s men 2-0 earlier this month. Now the 30-year-old wants to break more hearts in Glasgow by grabbing a double against Brendan Rodgers’ men.View gallery He said: “I want to follow up the goal I scored against Scotland as that was a key moment in the match. Would I like another goal in Glasgow this week? Yes – and two if possible.
The atmosphere will be fiery but Diego Simeone’s men won’t be overawed after running out at the Bernabeu and Nou Camp, along with other major European arenas. Morata said: “Celtic, with their stadium, are always difficult opponents. We respect them as rivals and while it will be a hard match, it may not be beautiful.
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