He may not understand the question well, or he may not know how to bite his tongue. The fact is that Álvaro Morata got out of his heart to explain that he doesn't care what people say, critics and the public included. "Let people say what they want, in this country giving their opinion is free," said the Juve forward, who scored against Poland and missed two sung goals that penalized Spain a lot.
When asked what had happened to Spain Álvaro Morata responded with a frown: «Nothing, I don't know what else to tell you the truth, that the game is missing from us. We have had chances to win it again, but football is like that ”. Once the string of clichés was finished, Álvaro Morata insisted that the Spanish team has "confidence. He added: " We would be screwed if we didn't have confidence in ourselves , so let's think about the game against Slovakia."
On his reunion with the goal, Álvaro Morata said: " I don't care or don't score , I want to win and we haven't won today, but when there are difficult moments, you have to move forward."
And in the end, Morata left the headline perhaps by not understanding the question of what message he was sending to people: « To people who say what they want, if I'm worried about what people say, imagine . In this country, giving an opinion is free ». Come on, the same thing that Morata fails on the field, he fails outside with his statements.
