Premier League clubs will be on red alert amid reports Brazil superstar Neymar wants out of the French giants.
Meanwhile, West Ham have ramped up their attempts to sign a pair of Manchester United stars as they look to bolster their squad for the 2023/24 season.
NEYMAR TELLS PSG: I WANT OUT
French Giants Paris Saint-Germain could be set to lose all three of their superstars amid reports Neymar wants out.
The Telegraph reports the 31-year-old is considering his options and wants to leave the club having informed PSG of his intentions.
Neymar, who cost PSG $191 million pounds when he joined from Barcelona, is contracted until 2027 but could be moved by the club as it looks to transition into a new era.
Lionel Messi already left to join Inter Miami after declining a contract extension while Kylian Mbappe has been put up for sale after refusing to sign a new deal.
While the Telegraph reports Neymar’s preference would be to return to Barcelona, that appears unlikely due to financial stress the Spanish giants are under.
The Brazilian has been linked with Premier League giants Chelsea in the past and could become a target before the transfer window closes.
Another path could be to join the likes of Ronaldo in the Saudi Pro-League which has attracted a host of big-name stars this off-season.
West Ham United have moved to bolster their squad for the upcoming Premier League season by making a $115 million AUD play for a Manchester United duo.
The Athletic reports United rejected an earlier bid for dumped captain Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay last month only for David Moyes and the Hammers to up the ante.
According to the report, United Manager Erik ten Hag wants to hold onto McTominay but could be convinced to let him walk for the right money.
The Maguire offer of $58 million AUD, however, is more likely to be accepted pending the England international’s acceptance of a move.
West Ham believe United’s decision to strip Maguire of captaincy could prove key to him agreeing to join the London club. They would reportedly offer him $194,000 a week in wages with United to pay the remaining $175,000.