MU offers to exchange Pogba + 61.5 million pounds to get Ronaldo, Chelsea will have Sarri for free

MU changes Pogba, gives number 7 to Ronaldo spectacularly

MU made a sensational offer, exchanging Paul Pogba and £61.5 million in cash to Real Madrid to give the number 7 shirt back to its rightful owner, Cristiano Ronaldo.

Since Ronaldo left the Theatre of Dreams in 2009, no one has really made the number 7 shirt shine as it deserves. Not only that, many stars who wore this shirt fell into a miserable situation, all had to leave the club early.

And from Spain, Diario Gol broke the hot news that MU made a sensational offer to the White House, when they really wanted to bring Ronaldo back to Old Trafford, by offering Paul Pogba and 61.5 million in cash to have the Portuguese striker once again.

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A few days ago, the Spanish press also reported that Ronaldo once again asked Real's leadership to increase his salary to the same level as Messi's 500,000 pounds/week if the team won the C1 championship, otherwise he would leave.

MU welcomes first new recruit of 60 million pounds

MU is reported to announce the signing of Fred before the 2018 World Cup starts.

According to the Manchester Evening News, it is Shakhtar Donetsk midfielder Fred, who has a £60m release clause.

According to this source, Fed will become a MU player before the 2018 World Cup kicks off in Russia on June 14. Mourinho chose the Brazilian player to supplement the midfield, when Michael Carrick just retired.

The MEN added that Red Devils fans will be very happy with the speedy promotion of the deal to bring Fred to Old Trafford.

Morata and his agent negotiate with Juventus

Morata was accompanied to Italy yesterday by his agent Juanma Lopez. This was clearly an unusual move, especially when the two met with Paratici, the Juventus boss, outside the 5-star Palazzo Parigi hotel in central Milan near Via Montenapoleone.

Morata had a terrible season at Chelsea, after moving from Real for a fee of £65 million. After a good initial period of integration, Morata gradually lost his form, played inconsistently and did not contribute much to Chelsea. In fact, this poor performance cost him his place in the Spanish national team for the 2018 World Cup.

Chelsea will have Sarri for free if they sacrifice Luiz

Napoli could let manager Maurizio Sarri go to Chelsea for free, if the Blues agree to sell defender David Luiz to them.

Former Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti has agreed to take over at Napoli after talks between the Serie A club and Sarri collapsed. The 59-year-old is now looking for a new club, and has already been in talks with Zenit Saint-Petersburg. However, reports say Sarri is willing to turn down a £5.2 million annual salary at Zenit.

Zenit have given Sarri until the end of this week to give them a definitive answer, but he will probably ignore it and wait for a call from Chelsea. At this point, if Antonio Conte is fired, the Blues will lose £9 million in compensation for the final year of his contract. Therefore, Chelsea do not want to spend another £7 million to release Sarri from his contract to Stamford Bridge.

Ancelotti signs 3-year contract with Napoli

Napoli have appointed Carlo Ancelotti as their new head coach on a three-year contract, replacing the recently departed Maurizio Sarri.

Coach Sarri's departure has been confirmed by President Aurelio De Laurentiis himself. Accordingly, the Italian strategist does not want to commit his future with the Naples team, in the context of receiving interest from Chelsea.

Earlier, the Italian press saw coach Ancelotti appear at Aurelio De Laurentiis's mansion on Tuesday night to discuss cooperation. The media filmed Ancelotti arriving in Rome to meet the Italian film industry tycoon. According to CalcioNapoli24, both Ancelotti and De Laurentiis then called their lawyers to draft the contract and signed it shortly after.

To get Ancelotti, Napoli did not have to pay compensation, as the Italian strategist is still unemployed after being fired by Bayern in October 2017.