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Present since this summer in Saudi Arabia, Karim Benzema (36 years old) does not seem to be completely happy. Especially since he was targeted by certain disgruntled Al-Ittihad supporters. Absent during the recovery course, the attacker is currently stranded in Mauritius due to a cyclone. But several media have revived rumors around his future and mentioned his name at Chelsea or Manchester United.
Concerning the Red Devils, it would not be a bad idea according to Rio Ferdinand. On his channel Youtubethe former Mancunian defender confided: “how can you say no to Benzema? How can you say no to this signing? It goes back to the past, to what we did before. We did it with Cristiano Ronaldo, Falcao, Cavani or Ibrahimovic. One person who could use it more than anyone right now is Rasmus Hojlund. Hojlund needs someone to watch and learn from him. I remember when Danny Welbeck arrived in the first team, he admired Cristiano, Rooney and Tevez. Diego Forlán learned from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ruud van Nistelrooy.. Enough to give ideas to MU?
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