BREAKING: Karim Benzema is now spotted at LONDON today as He is set to complete 6months loan deal to Man united today – Jubilation at LONDON Carrington as fans await to welcome the Ballon d’ior winner to the club.

Karim Benzema is expected to conclude his six-month loan with Manchester United today. Fans are ecstatic at LONDON

Carrington as they eagerly await the Ballon d’ior winner’s arrival at the club.According to reports, Karim Benzema will not be included in Al-Ittihad’s squad for their forthcoming tour of Dubai.The erstwhile Real Madrid forward terminated his contract with the Spanish giants during the summer, prompting his departure. One of the prominent individuals to follow in the footsteps of Manchester United legend Cristiano Ronaldo was him, who joined a Saudi Pro League club in the summer. Among his colleagues are former Liverpool midfielder Fabinho and N’Golo Kante.Benzema has appeared in 20 games for Al-Ittihad, scoring 12 goals, but appears to be experiencing difficulties in Saudi Arabia. As a result of these concerns, former United striker Louis Saha recently suggested that the club could acquire Benzema during the January transfer window in order to strengthen their center-forward options.He told AS: “Benzema would transform United’s attack, which is precisely what the club requires at this time. Undoubtedly, he would score goals and contribute to improved team performance. Although it is still a pipe fantasy at the moment, Karim continues to exhibit a high level of professionalism.

Marca, a Spanish publication, has now alleged that Benzema was absent from a training camp preceding the club’s forthcoming tour of Dubai. According to the report, manager Marcelo Gallardo has opted to exclude him from his preparations for the Dubai tour due to his unauthorised absence. Additionally, it is stated that Benzema has neglected training on previous occasions.Since Benzema is contractually bound until 2026, Al-Ittihad is unlikely to be amenable to parting ways with one of their top players. Regarding United’s January transfer window strategy, Erik ten Hag has acknowledged the potentiality of loan transactions.

Therefore, it is imperative to consistently contemplate such decisions. “Once more, they are two outstanding loans; Marcel Sabitzer and Wout Weghorst were instrumental in our success during the previous season,” he explained. “We must seize such opportunities when they present themselves.” Concurrently, you must assess what we currently have on board and what is to come.”

A transfer for Benzema is improbable, however, given that United has already taken steps to reduce the wage cost of two high-earners in response to Financial Fair Play concerns (Jadon Sancho and Donny van de Beek have both loaned to the Bundesliga).