A new report suggests that Neymar is set to train away from his Paris Saint-Germain teammates. The news comes following his still undecided future, with stories of transfers to Real Madrid and Barcelona going back and forth.
The world's most expensive football player is likely to land Real or Barca, with Spanish media saying that Zinedine Zidane's side will continue to battle Barcelona for Neymar's signature.
According to Sports publication AS, the Brazilian has been offered to Madrid by PSG, who are very much willing to sell the player if they get back the 200 million euros they invested on him two years ago, or receive half that amount with other players included in the deal. Meanwhile, Mundo Deportivo says that Neymar is interested to move back to Catalonia to play again with former teammates Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi.
The internet has amassed many reports of Neymar's move here and there, saying that he is getting close to being moved or far from it. Some fans have grown tired of the ongoing narrative and would want a solution soon.
As of writing, there is still no official word about Neymar's future. However, the 26-year-old will apparently not train together with his PSG teammates as the saga continues to make headlines. Esporte Interativo says that transfer matters have to be resolved first before Neymar trains back with the rest of the team.
It's safe to assume that PSG moving Neymar away from the squad is due to the growing unrest within the club, which was previously hinted by what Kylian Mbappe did, when he pushed the Brazilian away from the rest of the group as they lifted the Trophée des Champions
The latest update about Neymar's transfer (although this could change anytime), is that PSG and Barca are close to making an agreement, which reportedly will conclude within "48 hours."
This update has emerged following news of the upcoming meeting between PSG counterpart Nasser Al Khelaifi and Barça president Josep Maria Bartomeu surfaced, happening at the upcoming European Association summit on Thursday at Liverpool. This will reportedly the decisive moment regarding Neymar's transfer, although for now, your guess is as good as anyone's.
The forward, whose time in Paris Saint-Germain has been marked by controversies and injuries, has said some things that further made his relationship with the club and its fans more troublesome.
Neymar has made clear in recent weeks that he wants to leave the club.
