Alvaro Morata’s Earnings at Milan and Overall Net Worth

Alvaro Morata’s Salary at AC Milan

Alvaro Morata, the Spanish striker born in 1992 (turning 32 next October), has had a summer full of ups and downs.
From winning the Euro with Spain to joining AC Milan, the season also marked the end of his relationship with entrepreneur Alice Campello.

The announcement of their separation, after nearly 7 years of marriage and 4 children, was made via their official social media channels.

Morata’s Career and Earnings

Alvaro Morata is known for his successful career with clubs like Real Madrid, Chelsea, Juventus, and Atletico Madrid before joining AC Milan.
Despite a recent personal setback, Morata is determined to give his best for Milan and achieve great results.

Throughout his career, Morata has earned significant sums.
He moved to AC Milan from Atletico Madrid for €13 million, close to his current market value of €16 million according to Transfermarkt.
Milan pays him €5.5 million a season, including bonuses, until 2028.

Although not his highest salary, Morata’s earnings have increased over the years.
Starting with Real Madrid’s youth team, he earned just over €1 million per season when he joined the first team in 2010-2011.
Juventus matched this amount during his one-season stint in 2014-2015.

His salary at Juventus rose above €3 million in the following season after winning two Serie A titles and reaching a Champions League final.
Upon returning to Real Madrid in 2016-2017, he won another Champions League before moving to Chelsea for €66 million with a gross salary of around €12 million.

After Chelsea, a brief spell with Atletico Madrid followed, where he earned nearly €10 million.
A loan return to Juventus in 2021-2022 saw him earn about €6 million.
Although less successful, the experience led to his return to Atletico Madrid for two strong seasons.

His impressive performances culminated in winning the recent Euro championship.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic described him as “a winner” and entrusted him with Milan’s attack after Giroud’s departure, with Morata set to earn approximately €52 million over 4 years.

Considering his previous earnings, Morata has amassed around €80 million.
This sum excludes sponsorship deals he has secured over the years.
These figures will likely be considered if his marriage to Alice Campello ends in divorce.

Alice Campello, an entrepreneur and daughter of automotive mogul Andrea Campello, shared a successful and envied relationship with Morata until their recent separation.