NEYMAR has been told he is NOT WANTED at Paris Saint-Germain, according to reports.
The Brazilian has been heavily linked with a move to Chelsea after submitting a transfer request.
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APLuis Enrique held meetings with a number of top stars at the club[/caption]
AFPAnd told his former Barcelona star he is not part of his plans going forward[/caption]
And now Neymar‘s former Barcelona boss Luis Enrique has told him he is not part of the club’s project going forward.
French outlet RMC have reported Enrique and Luis Campos held two-on-one meetings with a number of stars at the club’s training ground this morning.
Like Neymar, Marco Verratti, Hugo Ekitike, Juan Bernat and Renato Sanches have all been told to leave.
In Neymar’s case there have been a number of interested parties.
AS have reported PSG want nearly £130million for him – although the club would also accept a loan to 2024 to get him off the wage bill.
Chelsea were said to be in shock talks over a deal earlier this week before it emerged Mauricio Pochettino did not want a reunion with Neymar – whom he managed during his time at PSG.
A return to Barcelona could be on the cards after Xavi refused to rule out a move, saying: “I can’t say anything on names and options, same for Neymar.
“We will see what we can do from today until August 31. I can’t advance anything about names.”
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Al-Hilal have also reportedly held talks with Neymar’s father over a possible move to Saudi Arabia.
However, according to Relevo, the 31-year-old’s preferred option is a move to Major League Soccer – where he could link up with Lionel Messi.
The Ligue 1 champions have a mini squad of so-called “undesirables” led by Kylian Mbappe training separately from the first-team.
Meanwhile, they have agreed a deal to sign striker Goncalo Ramos from Benfica on an initial one-year loan that will become a £68m deal next summer.
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