The pair have now been united at Stamford Bridge and the Spanish striker was confident he can adapt to Conte's tactics.
"I know Antonio wanted me in the past and I really want to work with Antonio, and finally destiny put us together," Morata told the club website.
"It was disappointing in 2014 when he went to Italy, but I played well and had a good year at Juventus, but I really want to work with this coach and finally I can.
"I know his work, the staff. I know it is a lot of tactics and I really like this game and I know how to play with this system."
The 24-year-old Spain international backed the defending Premier League champions to go toe-to-toe with Europe's top sides, including his former club Real Madrid, who won their second successive Champions League title last season.
"There are very good players here and I think we can do something amazing this year," the Spaniard added.
"It is hard to leave Madrid but it is not so hard when you come to a club like Chelsea, with these players and with this coach, and I think we can play against Real Madrid and Barcelona and win."
Morata took the vacant number nine jersey and is expected to make his Chelsea debut in a pre-season friendly against Bayern Munich in Singapore later on Tuesday.
(Reporting by Hardik Vyas in Bengaluru; editing by Amlan Chakraborty)
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