Solskjaer announces good news; Abolish the away goals rule in the Champions League?

Ronaldo "quits" Serie A to focus all his energy on the Champions League

Early this morning, Juventus faced Udinese in the early match of round 27 of Serie A. The first leg of the Champions League round of 16 was ahead, so in this match, coach Max Allegri did not use Ronaldo and named 8/11 reserve players in the squad.

In the first leg, the La Liga representative surprisingly won 2-0 thanks to goals from Jose Gimenez and Diego Godin. Coach Diego Simeone's team has a huge advantage before the second leg despite having to play away, against an opponent who is the top candidate for the Champions League title this season.

Despite using the second team, against a Udinese struggling to stay in the league, Juve easily won with the brilliance of player Moise Kean born in 2000.

In the 11th minute, Kean opened the scoring, putting Juve ahead. In the 39th minute, Kean doubled the gap for Juve. In the second half, Juve scored 2 more goals thanks to Emre Can and Matuidi. In the final minutes of the match, Udinese managed to score an honorary goal thanks to substitute Lasagna. Winning 4-1, Juve won all 3 points, increasing the gap with Napoli to 19 points on the Serie A rankings.

Solskjaer announces good news to MU fans

Coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has just revealed that he has terminated his contract with his home team Molde.

Speaking to the press, Coach Solskjaer said: "I came here to work, not just for the purpose of satisfying temporary joy. Of course, there are issues related to the contract and the parties need to resolve."

"In theory, you cannot sign a contract with two clubs at the same time. Therefore, to fully concentrate on working for MU, I have ended my ties with Molde. Now my contract with MU is valid until June," the "baby-faced assassin" concluded.

Guardiola agrees four-year contract with Juve

Journalist Luigi Guelpa is stirring up the football world when he revealed a surprising piece of information. Luigi Guelpa once attracted attention when he was the first to reveal that Cristiano Ronaldo left Real Madrid to join Juventus. Now, he said that coach Pep Guardiola has agreed to lead Juventus to replace Massimiliano Allegri. Guardiola even agreed to sign a 4-year contract with the "Old Lady".

“I received information that Pep Guardiola had verbally agreed to move to Juventus, signing a four-year contract. The source who told me that Ronaldo would come to Juventus,” said Luigi Guelpa.

Aguero equals Gerrard's record

The Premier League has just presented February awards to clubs and individual players. The Player of the Month award went to Man City striker Sergio Aguero thanks to his 7 goals in 4 matches.

This is the 6th time Aguero has received this title, officially equaling the record with Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard and Tottenham striker Harry Kane. The title of best coach of the month belongs to Pep Guardiola with 4 wins in a row. Meanwhile, Fabian Schar (Newcastle) received the award for the best goal with a beautiful shot that tore through the Burnley net.

UEFA considers abolishing away goals rule

The latest victim of the away goals rule is PSG. The Ligue 1 side beat Man United 2-0 in the first leg at Old Trafford but lost 1-3 in the second leg at the Parc des Princes. In the end, PSG were eliminated (3-3 on aggregate) after conceding three goals at home.

In April 2010, Arjen Robben reduced the score to 2-3 for Bayern Munich against MU, and at the same time brought the aggregate score after two matches to 4-4. At the end of 90 minutes, the Gray Tigers eliminated the English representative from the Champions League quarter-finals due to the away goals rule. Since when has a team that lost in the second leg won a ticket to the next round in the two-legged format?

Many managers have spoken out about the absurdity of the away goals rule and want a change. Diego Simeone said at the Coaches' Forum last September: "I don't understand why, in the second leg, a goal in 30 minutes is worth more than a goal you score at home."

The Atletico Madrid captain's complaints could be resolved as Kicker reports that UEFA's Executive Committee will meet to discuss a potential change, possibly from the 2019/2020 season.

Carvajal brings bad news to Real

Carvajal has been a mainstay of the Spanish Royal team for many years. He recently played the entire match in Real's 1-4 defeat at the hands of Ajax.midweek (second leg of the Champions League round of 16), but later complained to doctors that he felt pain in his thigh.

The latest test results show that Carvajal has a problem with the level 2 muscle in his right thigh. With the above injury, the 27-year-old Spanish player will need about 1 month to recover.

That means, Carvajal will likely have to sit out when the Spanish Royal team faces a series of opponents such as Real Valladolid (March 11), Celta Vigo (March 16), Huesca (April 1), Valencia (April 4) and Eibar (April 6) in La Liga.

FIFA refuses to postpone Chelsea's transfer ban

Last month, Chelsea were handed a two-window transfer ban until January 2020. The Blues were found to have breached rules regarding the signing of foreign players under the age of 18.

FIFA's investigation found the London club guilty of 29 of the 92 suspected breaches, with the transfer of striker Bertrand Traore the most questionable. Chelsea were fined £460,000 and the FA fined £390,000 for failing to monitor its players.

Chelsea denied all charges and appealed. However, FIFA now has a new head of the appeals committee and Chelsea's request has been dismissed.