The Brazilian remains a top target for the La Liga giants
Neymar joined Paris Saint-Germain form Barcelona for a world record fee of €222 million last August. The Brazilian joined the La Liga giants in 2013 and enjoyed a successful period their but decided to leave as he wanted to operate more independently.
The 26 year old was in excellent form for the Ligue 1 giants, scoring 28 goals and assisting 16 from 30 appearances before suffering a foot injury. He went to Brazil for his recovery and has returned to Paris to begin his recovery
But according to recent reports in France the Forward has been less than satisfied with life in Paris despite spending less than a year in the French Capital. He has been heavily linked with a move to Real Madrid, who have been interested in him for a long time.
The La Liga giants are expected to bolster their side this summer after an underwhelming domestic campaign this season. Club wants to sign world class player and the Brazil International is their top target, Florentino Perez is determined to bring him this summer.
But Zinedine Zidane’s side are aware that PSG won’t let go of their star easily and are taking steps if they fail to land him.
While Neymar remains Real Madrid’s top target for the summer, Juventus ace Paulo Dybala has emerged as the club’s secondary option, reports Don Balon.
Dybala has been in great form this season, scoring 22 goals in Serie A. But he is on the outs with Massimiliano Allegri and is also struggling with some off the pitch matters and has been heavily linked with a summer exit.
Serie A giants do not want to sell the Argentina International and could offer him a new contract and a pay rise to ward off interest from other clubs. Despite a few up and downs they still believe he can play a key role in their future successes.
Real are still willing to go for the 24 year old if the fail to land former Barcelona star. But they will face stiff competition for the Argentine from Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.
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