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10.44 BST: Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo has said he will not retire from international duty after the World Cup and wants to compete at Euro 2024.

Manchester United forward said the "road is not over yet" for him when speaking at a gala hosted by the Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) on Tuesday for becoming the highest men's international goal-scorer in September 2021.

"I am proud to receive an award of this magnitude," Ronaldo said. "I never thought that one day I could achieve it. I thank everyone who was important in my career. It has been a long road, but I would like to say that my road is not over yet. [You're going to have to] take a little more load from Cris [Ronaldo.]"

Since making his Portugal debut in 2003, Ronaldo has scored 117 goals in 189 international games, surpassing the 109-goal record set by former Iran striker Ali Daei.

A five-time Ballon d'Or winner, Ronaldo captained Portugal to Euro 2016 glory and the 2019 Nations League.

"I hope to be part of the Federation for a few more years," he added. "I still feel motivated, my ambition is high. I'm in a team with young people. I want to be part of this World Cup and the European too; I'm going to assume that right away."

10.22 BST: El Mundo has revealed some of the contract demands made by Lionel Messi to renew his Barcelona deal in 2020.

The Spanish newspaper claims to have had access to documents and emails which show that Messi wanted a three-year deal, a €10m signing-on bonus, guarantees he would be paid back deferred wages, the reduction of his release clause and a private box for his and Luis Suarez's families at Camp Nou.

Later that same year, after the 8-2 defeat to Bayern Munich, Messi filed a transfer request via a burofax, a form of recorded delivery, but it wasn't until 2021 when he left for Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer.

In 2021, he had agreed the terms of a new contract with new president Joan Laporta, although Barca could not afford to register it with LaLiga, while his requests the previous year were never greenlit by previous president Josep Maria Bartomeu.

Messi had wanted to extend his deal until 2023 with a unilateral option to add on another year. He also wanted his release clause cut from €700m to a symbolic €10,000.

He was willing to forgo 20% of his fixed salary (which was around €70m annually at the time) in 2020-21 as the club continued to deal with the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, but he requested all deferred wages be paid back in the following seasons.

According to the report, Messi also wanted guarantees that his brother, Rodrigo, an agent, would be paid what he was owed by the club and that his salary would be adjusted accordingly in the case of any tax hikes, among other things.

09.33 BST: Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi is Barcelona's No.1 target to replace Sergio Busquets next season, according to various reports in the Catalan media.

Zubimendi, 23, has a contract at Anoeta until 2025 and a €60m release clause, which La Real are trying to increase, per Mundo Deportivo. He is set to make his 100th appearance for Real Sociedad after the international break and has also been capped once by Spain, although he was not included in Luis Enrique's most recent squad.

Barca are preparing for life after Busquets, who is 34 now and is out of contract next summer. Diario Sport reports that he wants to leave when his deal expires, with Major League Soccer's Inter Miami an option for the Spain midfielder.

09.11 BST: Netherlands centre-back Matthijs de Ligt believes he made the right move to join Bayern Munich for €77m from Juventus in the summer.

The former Ajax star snubbed Barcelona and moved to Juventus in 2019 for €75m and made 117 appearances for the Turin giants. But this summer, the 23-year-old signed a five-year contract with the Bundesliga champions.

"Making the move to Bayern Munich for me was a leap in quality in terms of squad," he told Sky Italy. "It's a club that has the ambition to always win the Champions League. At Juventus, that ambition was smaller.

"I felt it was the right time to make that leap in quality and I did it. I had a lot of fun at Juventus but Bayern is closer to the national team's philosophy."

08.42 BST: Atletico Madrid forward Alvaro Morata has revealed he was close to joining Barcelona in the last January transfer window.

Morata, who was playing on loan at Juventus from Atletico Madrid, even spoke to Barcelona coach Xavi about the possibility of moving to Camp Nou.

"There were options," said Morata, who returned to Atletico this summer after a two-year loan spell at Juve. "I spoke with Xavi, we spoke about football and other things. It felt good talking to Xavi, the coach and a former player that I looked up to when I was young.

"I had four or five possibilities to leave in the winter transfer window but in the end, the Juventus coach [Massimiliano] Allegri wanted me to stay. Allegri wanted me to stay at Juventus and told me that he wanted me to play with [Dusan] Vlahovic. Also, Atletico was the one that had the last day."

08.00 BST: Real Madrid winger Marco Asensio has remained tight-lipped over his future amid reports that Barcelona are interested in him.

Asensio, 26, has not signed a contract extension with Madrid with his deal expiring next summer.

Asked if Barca had contacted him, Asensio told Cope: "I honestly don't know. I'm focused on the present, on the now and I'm here to give everything to the national team and then with my club. I haven't thought about it, I haven't evaluated it. These are things that emerge.

"I had 200 messages from my friends when that [Barcelona reports] came out. I told them that I live in a world where there are a lot of rumours and it's normal. From January I can sign with any club and it's normal that I will be linked with many other clubs.

"There's always going to be news and that I cannot control."