Nottingham Forrest has four points off, Newcastle take offence at Man United. Daily Digest for 18.03

The start of the working week was marked by the start of the pause for international matches in the world of football, so the news is mainly related to possible transfers. Dailysports will introduce you to everything that happened on Monday, 18 March, in its traditional digest.

UEFA is ready to intervene in the situation after the match between Trabzonspor and Fenerbahçe. The European confederation may itself punish the Canaries players who took part in the post-match scuffle with fans, namely Fred, Michy Batshuayi and Bright Osayi-Samuel, if the Turkish federation does not do so.

Milan are ready to sell their defender despite their intentions to extend his contract. The San Siro are trying to keep hold of Theo Hernandez, who Bayern are keen to sign and are planning to sign a new deal with the player, but the Rossoneri could also consider offers to sell him if they start from €100m.

The ex-Manchester United star is having problems in South Korea. Jesse Lingard is still adapting to South Korean football, which is not easy for the midfielder in the beginning. Seoul head coach Kim Ji Dong rebuked the Englishman for Lingard's lack of effort on the pitch in the game against Jeju United.

Nottingham Forrest has been penalised four points. This is the punishment the Foresters will suffer for violating the rules of financial fair-play, as a result of which the team was in the Premier League relegation zone.

Newcastle took offence at Manchester United over the transfer of Dan Ashworth. For the period until the clubs settle the move of the former sporting director of "forty" at Old Trafford, Newcastle will not sell their players to the "red devils". Thus, the transfer of Eddie Howe's forward Alexander Isak to the Mancunians is in danger of being cancelled.

Real are using the arrival of Kylian Mbappé as an excuse to say goodbye to Vinícius Júnior. "Los Blancos" are unhappy with the discipline of the forward, who gets too many yellow cards for talking to referees and may sell the Brazilian in the summer under the pretext of "sacrificing Vinicius for Mbappé's move", but first Florentino Perez will try to influence the player's mentality by recommending him a personal mentor.