How Neymar to Barcelona could affect Tottenham
Paris Saint-Germain are putting plans in place to sign Crystal Palace star Wilfried Zaha should they sell Neymar to Barcelona and it could affect Christian Eriksen’s future.
The Mirror say PSG would try and sign Paulo Dybala from Juventus as well as going after Zaha.
That could be bad news for Tottenham, who themselves were linked with a move for Dybala in the summer.
If Dybala is to leave Juventus, it is said the Serie A giants will look to replace the forward with Eriksen.
Barcelona’s Neymar plan
Barcelona need Neymar to make a public gesture which would invite them to close the deal, according to Spanish newspaper AS.
They are seeking him to state his intentions of returning to Catalonia, so they can go all out to sign him.
All parties are aware that Neymar wants the move but stating it in the open would likely prove the catalyst for it to come to fruition in the next week or so.
It’s also believed this would encourage PSG to sanction his exit as they’re quietly confident of keeping him, as it stands.
PSG make Neymar decision
Reports this week claimed Neymar would be reintegrated back into the PSG squad for the clash with Toulouse.
But according to AS, he has been left out again ahead of transfer speculation.
The report claims the relationship between the player and club is still damaged.
PSG are quietly optimistic that the Brazilian will stay beyond the deadline, but this looks as it will be dent in those hopes.
Neymar development
PSG have identified Wilfried Zaha as a replacement for Neymar.
The Mirror say if PSG’s £200m asking price is met, Neymar will head back to La Liga and Zaha could join the French giants.
Barcelona and Real Madrid are hoping to land the Brazil international before the European transfer deadline.
It’s claimed PSG are sending representatives to London to discuss a potential deal involving Zaha.
Dybala talks
Paulo Dybala’s agent says he held talks with Man Utd over a move for the Juventus star, as well as revealing the forward will not join PSG.
His agent Jorge Antun told Tuttosport: “I did speak to the English club, but the stories about the commission were not true.
“There were simply issues between the two clubs.
“There are no imminent trips to Paris planned [either].”
Man Utd transfer green light
Man Utd boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will give Alexis Sanchez’s exit the green light.
The Mirror say United could offload Sanchez in the coming days.
Inter Milan and United are locked in talks over a loan deal for the Chile international.
It’s claimed a deal could be sorted within 72 hours.