Spain plays its first Euro Cup match against Croatia this Saturday. One of the 26 called up by coach Luis de la Fuente is Atlético de Madrid forward, Álvaro Morata.
The Madrid native is the reference in attack in ‘La Roja’ with good performances in the meetings in which he has participated. But apart from his performance on the pitch, Morata is also a public figure. Often, The footballer shares details of his private lifeespecially related to his wife and the four children they have.
Morata professes love for his family, as demonstrated by his photos on social networks starting from his own profile image where he and his wife appear, Italian model and influencer Alice Campelloalong with his four children all dressed in black.
His relationship with Alice Campello and their four children
They both met, like many couples today, eight years ago through social networks. They advanced quickly in their relationship since if they started their engagement At the end of 2016 in June 2017 they got married: “You know that everything is going to be fine because you have never felt anything like it in your life,” he explained. Campello on Vicky Martín Berrocal’s podcast.
In fact, he assured that he would have gone “to Australia without thinking” for this love that he defined as “so great and so incredible.” He also explained the influencer that a friend of Morata He suggested that she write to him and when the footballer decided and did so, she decided not to answer. However, the matchmaker in this story was a tailor who made clothes for Juventus – the team in which the footballer played – whom Alice met on a plane. When she told him her story, the couturier assured her that they would get married if she told him: “You are equal people and you are going to fall in love.” And it was fulfilled.
In addition to her activities as a model, she is the founder of the masqmai cosmetics brand and has her own clothing brand: ‘Akala Studio’.
The couple shares numerous photos together through social networks where they also send romantic messages and support each other’s activities. Although the model defines it as the “luck” of his life, not everything has been a bed of roses. «Sometimes we argue that we look like two crazy people. There are times when I can’t even see him, when I can’t stand him, when he chews and I can’t even stand how he chews. But there is love,” Berrocal told Vicky Martin. However, that “love” He is the one who has always kept the relationship afloat.
Four children in common
Álvaro Morata and Alice Campello became young parents. In July 2018, a year after their wedding in Venice, which they celebrated in style, twins Alessandro and Leonardo were born. Campello was 23 years old: «I met two children at the same time. I wanted them very much, but no one teaches you how to be a mother, much less one of two and so small,” she revealed.
Also in 2018 Edoardo arrived and in 2023 Bella. The influencer assured that With all pregnancies she had “mini-depressions” because she did not feel “pretty”, among other reasons, but the footballer was always by her side: “I have been very bad many times and he has always lifted me up.”
However, one of the worst moments was the birth of the little girl in the house where his wife almost died. Alice Campello was in the intensive care unit due to a hemorrhage for which he had to have up to 17 blood transfusions and why her uterus could have been removed, something that ultimately did not happen. For Morata it was also a very hard moment: “I was pale, destroyed.”
His million-dollar businesses
Álvaro Morata does not depend only on his salary as a footballer. The front has a business empire. In fact, he shares Masqmai and Akala Studio with his wife.
Outside of his marriage, he has invested in the real estate sector with Tamora Housing Investments with several stores and luxury apartments in Madrid. All this founded thanks to the help of his father.
But if Morata has a popular business, it is the very famous ‘Manolo Bakes’ croissant franchise, of which it is the majority shareholder. He arrived at the hands of Pablo Nuño, who had opened a chain that copied the ‘manolitos’ and that expanded thanks to the Morata family. A few months later they reached an agreement with the original company of the ‘manolitos’, so common at any celebration in the capital.
