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Published 14:10 30 Jan 2025 GMT
Updated 14:10 30 Jan 2025 GMT

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford is 'close to agreeing a transfer' with a major European team as per reports.
The United academy graduate has been the focus of transfer speculation throughout January, with Ruben Amorim unhappy with the player's attitude.
The forward has been left out of the Man United squad for the last month and has been actively looking for a move away from the club.
However, moves to AC Milan and Borussia Dortmund have fallen through, while a move to Barcelona has yet to materialise.
Clubs have overwhelmingly been put off by the player's wages.
Now, it seems there is a new entry into the race for Rashford as Turkish news outlet, Fotomac have reported that Galatasaray are "close to agreeing on a deal" with the player.
The move would be a six-month loan until the end of the season.
Furthermore, the report claimed the Turkish giants are happy to pay all of Rashford's enormous £350,000 a week wage.
With only four days left of the window, Galatasaray will have to move swiftly to get the move across the line.
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