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Alvaro Morata says he and his family have been forced to move because of safety concerns after a mayor revealed the footballer had bought a house in his town.<\/b><\/p>\n
Morata, 31, joined AC Milan from Atletico Madrid in July.<\/p>\n
Italian media reported that Morata chose to move to Corbetta – a town 17 miles west of Milan – to ensure privacy for his family.<\/p>\n
The Spanish striker was furious when the mayor of Corbetta, Marco Ballarini, shared the news of Morata’s arrival on social media on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
“Dear Mr Mayor, thank you for violating my privacy. Fortunately, I do not own any valuable property. My only treasure is my children, whose safety you have endangered,” Morata wrote on Instagram.<\/p>\n
“I thought the municipality of Corbetta could guarantee me a certain level of privacy but instead I find myself having to move house immediately due to your inability to use social media and protect your citizens.”<\/p>\n
Ballarini admitted in his post that he is a supporter of Inter Milan, arch-rivals of AC Milan, but added, external<\/span><\/a>: “I welcome Alvaro Morata to our big family in Corbetta.”<\/p>\n On Thursday, Ballarini shared an image of the Inter Milan club badge on his Instagram story with the caption: “Ciao.”<\/p>\n Morata, who captained Spain as they won Euro 2024, has scored two goals in six appearances for Milan.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n