Man Utd offered chance to sign PSG forward Neymar

News24
18 Jul 2019, 04:13 GMT+10

Cape Town - Manchester United have reportedly been offered Brazil star Neymar by Paris Saint-Germain, with the French giants seeking a massive Pound 200 million transfer fee.

PSG sporting director Leonardo recently admitted that the club is prepared to sell Neymar after the forward failed to report for pre-season training.

Earlier this month, a club statement read: "PSG affirms that the player Neymar Jr was not present at the time and place required, without prior authorisation from the club.

"PSG regrets this situation and will take appropriate action."

Real Madrid and Barcelona have been heavily linked over a potential deal for the 27-year-old as they are likely to be the only realistic destinations for him.

However, Mundo Deportivo (via Daily Express) claim that PSG has made five clubs aware of Neymar's availability with Barcelona, Real Madrid, United, Bayern Munich and Juventus all given the opportunity to sign him.

The French side are reportedly looking to get back the Pound 200 million they paid to Barcelona for him back in 2017.

Watch latest videos

News RELEASES

Publish news of your business, community or sports group, personnel appointments, major event and more by submitting a news release to Brazil Sun.

More Information

26 ℃

Mostly Cloudy in Brasilia

South America

Section

Trump to end aid to U.S. farmers following conclusion of trade deal

AUSTIN, TEXAS - With China poised to increase purchases of U.S. agricultural goods this year as part of a Phase ...

Caribbean and Latin America deadliest region in world for journalists

It has been a deadly decade for journalists across the world, however last year there was a glimmer of hope ...

Tennis chiefs suspend doubles star Farah over doping

London - Robert Farah, the world's top-ranked men's doubles player, was provisionally suspended by the International Tennis Federation on Tuesday ...

AP FACT CHECK: Trump Spreads Distortions at Davos

WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump spread distorted information about the U.S. economy and his administration's involvement with historically black colleges ...

Nadal cruises into second round of Australian Open

Spaniard Rafael Nadal breezed to a 6-2, 6-3, 6-0 victory over Hugo Dellien of Bolivia on Tuesday in the first ...

Brazil world's fourth destination of foreign investment in 2019

Aided by the privatization program for federal firms, Brazil climbed from sixth to fourth position among the main destinations of ...

Business

Section