17:10 - Real Madrid has confirmed that there will be no new signings during the winter transfer window, and the club's recruitment efforts will take place during next summer's window. 17:00 - Dani Olmo's agent has been spotted in Manchester, with interest expressed by Manchester United, Manchester City, and Arsenal. If Barcelona fails to register Olmo during the winter window, he can leave as a free agent according to his contract. 16:55 - Frenkie de Jong's agent has inquired about the league situation with several Saudi Arabian teams. If De Jong does not renew his contract with Barcelona before next summer's window, the club will sell him. Deco has reached an agreement with Jonathan Tah's agent on contract terms, signing until 2030, with the player set to complete a free transfer on July 1st. 16:28 - Fabrizio Romano reveals that there have been no substantive negotiations between Manchester United and Victor Osimhen, with the only possible transfer being United directly activating the release clause. Additionally, United must meet Osimhen's salary demand of 11 million euros per year, making the transfer very challenging. Marcus Rashford is more likely to leave next summer, with no signs of United seeking to loan him out at present. 16:06 - Fenerbahçe is set to hold a meeting with José Mourinho to discuss the team's current performance and future recruitment plans. 15:50 - Leroy Sané is prioritizing a move to Barcelona and is not considering a return to the Premier League. He has also received attention from Serie A clubs. Alphonso Davies' agent is in contact…

In the era when Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo played for Barcelona and Real Madrid respectively, La Liga became one of the most watched leagues in Europe. The two superstars led their teams in a fierce competition, making La Liga matches very attractive. When strong teams faced weaker opponents in the league, it was not uncommon to see a one-sided slaughter, with attacking players showing no mercy in scoring goals. However, even in such circumstances, only a few players have managed to score five goals in a single La Liga match, despite the presence of many talented players. Even Lionel Messi, considered the best player in La Liga, has never achieved this feat. In the last 20 years, only three players have accomplished this, with one of them achieving it twice in the league. Morientes - 2001-02 Season, Real Madrid 7-0 Las Palmas During the 2001-02 season, Real Madrid played against Las Palmas at home. Morientes had an outstanding performance, scoring a header from Figo's cross in the 20th minute to give Real Madrid the lead. Zidane's goal helped Real Madrid take a two-goal lead, and soon after, Figo's cross found Morientes again, who scored almost from the same spot. In the second half, Morientes took advantage of the goalkeeper's mistake to complete his hat-trick, giving Real Madrid a four-goal lead. In the 72nd minute, Figo assisted Morientes again, who scored with a header, his fourth goal of the game. Seven minutes later, Morientes scored another header to achieve the feat of scoring five goals in a single match. Originally, Morientes…