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By Boluwatife Ezekiel Olaleye
Neymar could be set for a sensational return to Spain, with reports claiming that he may well be willing to replace Cristiano Ronaldo when the Real Madrid man’s contract expires.
It would be a shocking move, and certainly one that would anger Barcelona fans – but according to Don Balon, it’s something Neymar is willing to risk and the player has all but agreed to it.
Currently at PSG, Neymar is happy there and wants to win trophies with the Ligue 1 side – but has his eye on the future and would like to go back to Spain and be the main man at one of the biggest clubs in the world.
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