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MANCHESTER UNITED will be hoping to work their way back into the top four spots of the Premier League at the weekend.

The Red Devils will be using the international break to prepare for their Champions League game against Barcelona – and here you can keep up-to-date with all the latest news here.

BENFICA are reportedly hoping to raise Manchester United target Joao Felix’s release clause from £105million to £128m.

The Portugal Under-21 striker, 19, is also interesting Wolves and Manchester City after hitting 12 goals and adding six assists for the Primeira Liga leaders.

And the Mirror say the Portuguese giants’ main weapon against Premier League suitors could be a massive increase in his buy-out sum.

United and City are both thought to have already met Benfica to discuss Felix’s future.

It seems that this summer will be crucial to the future of German midfielder Toni Kroos, who is looking for a new challenge.

Toni Kroos can move to Paris Saint-Germain for a sum of around 80m euros in the summer, as he is looking for a new challenge after a five-year stay at Real Madrid.

An agreement to bring the German midfielder to the French capital can happen very easily.

There are no more details about Kroos’s possible transfer, but it have been claimed that his purchase could cost PSG around 80m euros.

Real Madrid midfielder Luka Modric was declared the World’s Best Athlet in 2018 by the International Press Association of Sports (AIPS) on Wednesday in an evening gala in Zagreb.

While American gymnast Simone Biles won the world’s best athlete award for 2018.

“I want to thank all those who voted for me. It is a great honor to get such a special price, I feel happy, “The Croat said after receiving the prize.

The winner was announced based on a vote of 359 journalists from 87 countries.

Modric came out first with 419, Novak Djokovic the second and Roger Federer the third.

Chelsea’s borrowed striker, Gonzalo Higuain, may be forced to return to Juventus if the English club decides not to rely on Argentina’s services for next season.

The Argentine midfielder was loaned to Milan following Cristiano Ronaldo’s transfer in the summer of 2018 before moving to Chelsea during the January transfer this year, again as a loan.

Although London’s “Kaltri” can extend his contract by 2020 for 18m euros or eventually transfer € 40m, Chelsea does not seem to be sure he wants to keep Higuain in the squad.

The 31-year-old striker rejoined his former coach in Naples, Maurizio Sarri in January, but since then, he has managed to score just three goals for his new club.

His future in London looks very uncertain and returning to Juventus can not be ruled out, however embarrassing that would be the situation.