Alvaro Morata was sent off during Leganes' second-division meeting with Cordoba, BongdaPlus reported on October 17. The Spanish striker remained without a goal for his new club at the time of the article, as Leganes suffered a fourth consecutive defeat.
The report placed the team seventeenth, immediately above the relegation positions. That is a reporting-time snapshot rather than a final-season outcome.
A substitute appearance ends early
Morata began the round-ten match on the bench and played in the final half-hour. Eder Garcia put Cordoba ahead with fewer than ten minutes remaining.
BongdaPlus credited goalkeeper Luca Zidane with preventing further damage. Coach Ruben Albes made late changes in pursuit of an equaliser, but Leganes could not recover.
Morata then received a second yellow card following an argument with the referee. The article describes that dismissal but does not provide a separate disciplinary ruling establishing an additional suspension length.
Difficult start after returning to Madrid
The report identifies Leganes as Morata's eighth club. He previously played at Como and has won major European honours, as well as EURO 2024 with Spain.
BongdaPlus presents regular playing opportunities and a return to the Madrid area as background to the move. Those explanations are the publication's account, rather than a new statement directly attributed to Morata.
At 33, the forward is competing for a role in a team needing points. His scoreless start and dismissal are established elements of the report, while broader judgments about his career remain the author's assessment.