
Morata was tipped to return to form in time to reclaim his place in Spain’s World Cup squad by the man he succeeded at Chelsea.
Morata joined the Blues in a £57million switch from Real Madrid last summer as Costa’s replacement.
He begun his career at Stamford Bridge well, before the goals dried up. Morata ended a barren 13-match run, by scoring the opener in Sunday’s FA Cup victory at Leicester.
The goal came too late to earn him a spot in Julen Lopetegui’s squad for Spain’s upcoming friendlies against Germany and Argentina.
But Costa insists he wishes Morata well and has backed him to soon reclaim a spot in the squad.
“I do not feel more liberated, I miss him, we get along very well. Nothing has been easy in my life.
“Morata is a great person, a great footballer, he is having a bad time but he is starting to score again. I want him, me and everyone if possible.
“The pressure is the same, being a forward of the National Team represents a lot,” he said.
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