Neymar Reportedly Open to Joining Manchester United in Premier League
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Paris Saint-Germain superstar Neymar is reportedly prepared to join a certain club in the Premier League who are believed to have expressed an interest in his signature. According to reports, the Brazil international would be open to taking his career to Manchester United amid apparent interest from the Red Devils.
It was reported last week that the 20-time English champions have been in contact to find out about Neymar's availability, after rumours suggested the club could look to cash in on him in the coming window. The new report claims Neymar can only envision his future at United or PSG, with the deal said to be linked to Qatar businessman Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani's potential takeover of the Mancunian club.
Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola, meanwhile, is believed to have contacted the former Barcelona winger to suss out where his head is at ahead of the 2023/24 campaign. Neymar's future in France appears uncertain amid recent calls from supporters for PSG to sell him due to concerns over his lifestyle and injury record.
The Selecao star, however, still has time remaining on his contract at the Ligue 1 winners, having joined the side in 2017 from the Blaugrana in a deal that made him the most expensive player in history. Despite the speculation surrounding his future, Neymar remains a key figure in the PSG squad and is one of the most talented players in the world.
If Neymar were to make the move to the Premier League, it would be a major coup for the Red Devils and could be a game-changer for the club. It would also be a major boost for the league, which has recently seen a number of high-profile players move abroad.
The potential transfer could also have a major impact on the transfer market, as clubs will be eager to sign players of Neymar's calibre. If the move were to go through, it would be a major statement of intent from Manchester United and could potentially signal the start of a new era for the club.
