Hi, I'm Grant Wall, and welcome to the Planet Football Podcast, where I go in-depth with the most intriguing people in the world of soccer.

On today's show, famed referee Howard Webb, who's now in charge of the video assistant referee program

set to debut in MLS this summer, explains how VAR will work, including the calls it would and would not have changed in the controversial

Real Madrid Byron Munich Champions League Quarterfinal.

Well it certainly would have impacted on the game for sure.

So the most obvious situation would have been the equalizing goal for rail the play which made the game 2-2

When the ball was played up to Christina Rinaldo who was clearly offside all that and my thoughts on soccer coming up.

Take one. Here we go with my three thoughts on soccer. First up,

Zlatan Ibrahimovich suffered a serious knee ligament injury last week, playing

for Manchester United in the Europa League.

My first thought is simple.

I hope Ebera plays again.

He's 35, but he's still one of the best and yes most entertaining

forwards in the sport today. I do think he will play again and I also think this injury

makes it a bit more likely that Eberra comes to

MLS.

Manneayad has already seen lately that it can do fine without Eberhemovich and may not need

or want to extend his contract there.

Meanwhile, the LA Galaxy has already offered Eberid a deal that would make him the highest paid player in

MLS history.

While the Galaxy might have to wait a few months longer than it originally wished, I would argue that Ibrahimovich, even post surgery, is worth waiting for if you're an MLS team.

Take two.

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