In what could be a sensational deal, Real Madrid have reportedly offered 120 million Euros and Luka Modric for former Barcelona superstar Neymar.
According to the SPORT, the Los Blancos are ready to pay 120 million euros plus Luka Modric for the Brazilian.
“The two clubs are close to agreeing a deal. Florentino Perez has done everything to push things through and believes he will be able to complete the operation once he has the OK from Neymar,” the report said.
Neymar, who joined French giants PSG, two year ago in a record deal that shook up the whole transfer market, is now unsettled in Paris. He probably found out that becoming the best player in a league with lesser competition won’t be good for his career.
⚠️🔵🔴 Real Madrid y PSG están cerca del acuerdo por Neymar: 120M+Modric. El jugador prefiere al Barça pero aceptaría para abandonar el PSG https://t.co/9sbPYRtCxm #fcblive
— Albert Rogé (@albert_roge) August 7, 2019
PSG spent a massive amount on Neymar, as an unveiling of project Champions League. They haven’t been so successful on the project and are reportedly ready to let the unsettled player go. With PSG looking to get as much out of the player that they had brought for an enormous amount, very few teams in the world could afford the Brazilian winger, though many might want him.Barcelona were rumoured to get the Brazilian back, but the signing of Antoine Griezmann probably left them short of funds with PSG reportedly asking for a cash only deal.Real Madrid, this season have been on a spending spree entrusting the club to a man who had taken them to three consecutive UEFA Champions League trophies. The Los Blancos already have marquee signing playing for them in the form of Eden Hazard, who recently scored the first goal for Madrid.Now, Real Madrid are reportedly looking to add Neymar into the ranks, but the player did not seem to yet agree for the move. Reports suggest that Perez has already contacted the player to offer a five-year deal and the same salary he earns at PSG, but waiting for an approval from the Brazilian.