Real Madrid news: Neymar will seal stunning PSG transfer on one condition

PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN star Neymar will reportedly join Real Madrid if they cough up £200million to secure his signature.
Real Madrid are being tipped to sign Neymar as a replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ronaldo has been a far cry from his usual self this season, managing to score just one La Liga goal so far.

Neymar, meanwhile, is reportedly unhappy with life at PSG with manager Unai Emery’s methods not to his liking.

And Spanish website Diario Gol claims Real Madrid WILL sign the Brazil international – if they agree to pay £200m.

PSG signed the 25-year-old for the same amount this summer, activating a clause in his Barcelona contract.
But Diario Gol says Neymar has already negotiated a way out of the Parc des Princes with president Nasser Al-Khelaifi.

It is said the two agreed that, should a club come in for him and be willing to pay them £200m, Neymar would be allowed to leave.

Kylian Mbappe could also force the Barcelona star out of PSG and back to La Liga.

The France international signed from Monaco on deadline day and has already struck up a good partnership with Edinson Cavani.




The same cannot be said for Neymar whose relationship with Cavani has been rocky since day one.

Meanwhile, speaking in September, El Chiringuito journalist Eduardo Inda claimed it would only be a matter of time before the forward made the move to the Bernabeu.
“Real Madrid has spoken with the father of Neymar at the time of signing for PSG,” Inda said.
“He has a point in his contract that allows him to easily exit the club in the coming years.

“Real Madrid has reached a verbal agreement and a clause has been established in case Madrid are interested, because I do not think he will be in Paris for a long time.”

If Neymar joins Real, he will no doubt incur the wrath of the Barcelona supporters.

Luis Figo and Brazilian Ronaldo both were given rough rides upon returning to the Nou Camp in the colours of their fiercest rivals.

Source:www.express.co.uk