MU stimulates Real's "blockbuster", Ramsey leaves Arsenal for Chelsea

It was Jose Mourinho who brought Varane to the Bernabeu when he was 19 and created conditions for the French midfielder to develop. The "special one" himself really liked his former student's solid and intelligent playing style.

Since taking over at Old Trafford, Mourinho has spent £61 million on central defenders Bailly and Lindelof. However, the Ivorian has often been plagued by injuries, while Lindelof has yet to adapt to his new environment.

Phil Jones and Smalling have been inconsistent in form, so Mourinho is still not confident about his backline. Mourinho will most likely recruit another central defender next summer and Varane is the target the Portuguese coach wants the most.

Chelsea "picked up" Ramsey from Arsenal

Aaron Ramsey is about to enter the final year of his contract with the Gunners but has yet to receive an offer of a new contract. He is currently earning £110,000 a week at the Emirates Stadium.

The Welsh player himself wants his salary to increase by one and a half times, after seeing his teammate Mesut Ozil just received a new contract of 300,000 pounds/week.

Chelsea are planning a clean-up next season, regardless of whether Conte is in charge or not. And the Stamford Bridge bosses are closely monitoring Ramsey's movements to make an offer if he wants to leave.

Arsenal sold Giroud to the same city team last winter. Ramsey could follow in his former teammate's footsteps if Arsenal do not meet his conditions.

Juventus determined to recruit Martial

Martial's contract with the Red Devils will expire in June 2019. According to Premium Sport, Juventus really wants to bring the young French talent to Turin.

Juve's "negotiator" - former player Pavel Nedved met with Nelio Lucas - director of Martial's representative company last week to discuss the transfer issue.

Juventus are willing to pay MU 65 million Euros (about 57 million pounds) to get Martial. However, Mourinho still highly values ​​his student's potential so it will not be easy for the "old lady" in this deal.