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Published 12:37 26 Jan 2018 GMT
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According to Miguel Delaney, writing in The Independent, Madrid are planning a "major renovation" in the summer, and hope to sell as many as four high-profile players to fund the purchase of Neymar from PSG. According to the report:
It appears that Ronaldo, Bale and Benzema will all be available to buy this summer, and Real will listen to offers for other players. The report also claims that, while Manchester United aren't as interested in Ronaldo as they were in the past, they would be open to the possibility of signing Raphael Varane, Casemiro or Toni Kroos if Real are prepared to sell.
If Madrid can't sign Neymar, their other transfer targets are understood to be Harry Kane, Eden Hazard and either Thibaut Courtois or David De Gea. However, the report claims that they would prefer to sign the Brazilian forward ahead of all of these players. Neymar is still in his first season at PSG, but there are already reports claiming that he would be open to a move to Madrid, and he is unhappy with life at the Qatari club.Premier League club facing point deduction punishment this summer
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