Alvaro Morata in line to 'play part of the game' as Chelsea train for Bayern Munich

Spain international linked up with team for first time in Singapore on Sunday following move from Real Madrid

Chelsea's Alvaro Morata, left, and Cesar Azpilicueta in action during a training session at the National Stadium in Singapore, 24 July 2017. Wallace Woon / EPA

Chelsea's Alvaro Morata, centre, participates in a training session with teammates in Singapore on July 24, 2017, ahead of the International Champions Cup football match between Bayern Munich and Chelsea on July 25. Roslan Rahman / AFP

Chelsea's Marcos Alonso, left, in action during a training session at the National Stadium in Singapore, 24 July 2017. Wallace Woon / EPA

Chelsea's Marcos Alonso in action during a training session at the National Stadium in Singapore, 24 July 2017. Wallace Woon / EPA

Alvaro Morata, left, of Chelsea during a training session at National Stadium on July 24, 2017 in Singapore. Lionel Ng / Getty Images

Mario Paslic of Chelsea during a training session at National Stadium on July 24, 2017 in Singapore. Lionel Ng / Getty Images

Chelsea's Cesc Fabregas in training at National Stadium on July 24, 2017 in Singapore. Thananuwat Srirasant / Getty Images

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte, left, smiles. Thananuwat Srirasant / Getty Images

Alvaro Morata took part in his first training session with his new Chelsea teammates in Singapore on Monday as they prepare for Tuesday's clash against German champions Bayern Munich in the International Champions Cup.

Morata, who joined for a fee of around £70 million (Dh335m) from Real Madrid last week, was put through his paces along with the rest of the squad at the National Stadium in Singapore by manager Antonio Conte and his coaching staff.

Conte confirmed the former Juventus striker is in line for his first start for the Premier League champions in Tuesday's game.

"My plan is to give him the possibility to play part of the game, but not from the start because he only arrived yesterday and started to work with us," Conte told reporters in Singapore.

"Morata is a young player who has a lot of experience in his career because he played with two big teams in Real Madrid and Juventus. He has also played a lot of games in the Champions League and won it last season.

"He can have a big impact in the Premier League. It’s different if you compare it to leagues in other countries because it’s very tough and physically it’s strong, but Morata is ready to have a big impact."

One player absent from the drill was Pedro, after Conte confirmed to reporters on Monday that the Spain forward sustained "multiple fractures" to his face after colliding with Arsenal goalkeeper David Ospina during their 3-0 win in Beijing on Saturday.