Zidane and Ronaldo both join Manchester United; Busquets extends his contract with Barcelona until 2023.

Zidane and Ronaldo both join Manchester United.

It would be a huge storm if Zidane and Ronaldo both joined Manchester United.

Despite the Red Devils' leadership's efforts to maintain their support for Jose Mourinho, MU's poor results, coupled with the unresolved conflict between Mourinho and Paul Pogba, are pushing the news of Zidane joining MU further and further away.

Manchester United would lose a large sum of money if they sacked Mourinho, and are currently still giving the Portuguese manager a chance. However, many sources claim that if Mourinho remains in charge, many key players will leave at the end of the season.

Zidane has been mentioned. And Diario Gol reports sensational news about the possibility of the French strategist bringing Ronaldo back to Manchester United.

Despite being over 33 years old, Ronaldo was the player Zidane wanted to keep at Real Madrid instead of buying Neymar. This disagreement with President Perez is believed to be the main reason why the French football legend decided to resign.

Busquets extends his contract with Barca until 2023.

Barcelona's management has confirmed they have successfully extended the contract of central midfielder Sergio Busquets until 2023, with a release clause of up to 500 million euros.

Following Andres Iniesta's departure, Busquets not only served as a professional anchor but also, along with Lionel Messi, became iconic symbols of the "La Masia quality" at Nou Camp.

Therefore, extending Busquets' contract is almost a top priority for Barca. Busquets has agreed to extend his contract with Barca until June 2023.One of the most notable details of the new contract is that Busquets' release clause with Barca has increased from 200 to 500 million euros. This is incredibly good news, especially afterBarca's defeat against Leganes was very unexpected.

Arsenal withdraw their contract extension offer to Ramsey.

A new four-year contract was being negotiated between Arsenal and Aaron Ramsey. However, before the agreement could be signed, Arsenal withdrew from the deal.

Ramsey is one of the players who played for Arsenal since the Arsene Wenger era. Photo:Reuters

BBCBoth sides have been contacted, but neither has given a reason for the breakdown of the deal. Ramsey's current contract with Arsenal expires on June 30, 2019. Therefore, the 27-year-old midfielder could leave on a free transfer if Arsenal do not sell him next January.

Unless things change, Ramsey will be eligible to sign a preliminary contract with a foreign club from January 1, 2019.

Real Madrid are in a race to sign Eden Hazard.

According to Don Balon, President Perez is very unhappy with Real Madrid's poor performance against Sevilla, and the heavy 0-3 defeat has prompted the Bernabeu club to spend big on signing a top-class star next January.

Real Madrid have long been eyeing Hazard for a potential signing.

According to the source, the club's top brass felt Real Madrid lacked a leader in their attacking lineup and urgently needed to add one.

The source also noted that Eden Hazard is back in the sights of the Champions League winners and negotiations to sign the Chelsea star could begin during the winter transfer window (January 2019).

Hazard is one of the top stars today. His performance at the 2018 World Cup with Belgium and his impressive form with Chelsea under Sarri this season have further increased his value, leading to predictions that he could one day win the European Golden Ball.

Real Madrid lost their top scorer Ronaldo (to Juventus) last summer but haven't brought in any prominent names to replace him, although Neymar, Hazard, and Harry Kane have been mentioned.

The Champions League uses VAR technology.

UEFA announced that VAR technology will begin to be used in the Champions League from the 2019/2020 season. There has been much debate about the use of this technology in Europe's top club competition. UEFA initially rejected it despite its relatively successful use at the 2018 World Cup. However, the European football governing body has reconsidered this trial.