Man Utd News and Transfers: Huge Ronaldo hint, Vidal talks, Chelsea fight, Fergie on LVG
CRISTIANO RONALDO'S agent insists a move to Manchester United is impossible, Arturo Vidal is set for talks over his Juventus future while the Red Devils are battling Chelsea for German defender Antonio Rudiger. Elsewhere, Sir Alex Ferguson has backed Louis van Gaal's squad overhaul.
It is impossible for Cristiano Ronaldo to move to Manchester United, his agent Jorge Mendes claims.
He told Spanish radio station Cadena COPE: “He has a lot of love for United because his heart was there for six years, but now he’s only thinking about Real Madrid and he’s going to stay here forever.
"We didn’t receive any offers for him because people know that it’s impossible to take Cristiano from Real Madrid."
Transfer target Arturo Vidal is set for a showdown meeting with Juventus players and chiefs over his future when he returns from international duty.
It emerged that he was involved in a late night incident outside a Turin nightclub last week and club chiefs have now decided he is no longer indispensable.
Italian paper Tuttosport today reports that Vidal will have a face-to-face discussion with team-mates regarding his future and club executives will be present.
Sir Alex Ferguson has backed Louis van Gaal's Manchester United overhaul[GETTY]
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United are set to battle Chelsea and a host of other clubs for Stuttgart defender Antonio Rudiger.
The 21-year-old has previously hinted at a move to United but the Blues, West Ham, Juventus, Bayern Munich and Monaco are all keen.
The Italian club have checked out the defender while Monaco failed with a £12m bid in the summer.
Sir Alex Ferguson has endorsed Louis van Gaal's transfer plans to overhaul the Red Devils squad.
"Louis van Gaal has made a lot of changes and, thinking about that, actually maybe he’s doing the right thing, to clear the decks and build his own team," Ferguson told MUTV.
"He’s got the experience and coaching ability to do that."