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His goal against Lyon last night: 862982842543992833 He's looking more and more like the real deal. He'll stay with Ajax for at least one more season, so a rash, big money transfer luckily isn't on the cards this summer.

Definitely. He's aging too, and his presence isn't quite as vital as it used to be. Still a huge player for them, and I can't see either of the two aforementioned taking his role without a big loss in quality in the long run.

Really good tonight. One of the few who stood tall for RM.

I don't care how good you guys think Isco and Kovacic are. Real Madrid is just a much weaker team without him.

Very low everything-IQ, it seems. Sadly.

Yeah he's fine. Odd situation to say the least.

1-0 Cornella on a penalty from a stupid handball from Martinez, I think. Horrible second half - outplayed and unable to create.

He was a wide midfielder today, no? But yeah, I agree, it seems either he himself or Ancelotti is unsure of his position.

Looks like he has a rough time acclimatizing to the Bundesliga. He was really bad today (and played too wide for my liking) and hasn't impressed whenever I've seen him at Bayern so far. To be expected for a young player, though.

Denmark? Not really, no. Hareide should call up Dolberg.

I'm not sure what Isco and Kovacic has to do with Denis and Gomes. Last I checked, the two aforementioned are at Real and the two latter at Barça.

Modric has suffered a knee injury. Initial reports say 4 weeks on the sidelines. Good thing they have world beaters such as Isco and Kovacic to take over. They'll barely feel the loss of him...

Yeah, I was surprised just how horrible they were.

Name: Kasper Dolberg Nationality: Danish Club: Ajax Age: 18 (6/10 - 97) Position: Striker Dolberg is currently making headlines in Holland (well, probably more so in Denmark actually), where he's scored 6 goals in 7 starts for Ajax. I've watched him as much as possible this season, and while...

Whenever The Special One is involved, the lines between the two tend get blurred.

Extremely excited to see how he handles Suarez and Nerman tonight.

Yeah... I take that back at once. Sorry, Schürrle :(

I've never been his biggest fan, to be honest. But he's doing great this season - albeit with a squad that is light years ahead of any of their local rivals.

After drawing at Porto in the first round, FCK now lead 3-0 against Club Brugge. For a Danish team, they're ridiculously strong this season.

You could've asked him to sub on someone more... well, interesting, than Schürle, though.