"Real" club in Madrid for the second time this summer posted a statement on their official website denying any attempt to acquire Neymar. After Cristiano Ronaldo unexpectedly left for Turin's "Juventus," the media began buzzing with news that Neymar would be acquired this summer to replace the Portuguese player. However, the "Real" club rejects such plans and clearly stated in their announcement that there are no intentions to attract Neymar from PSG this summer. "Given the information circulating about PSG player Neymar and our club, we want to inform that we have no intentions to make an offer for this footballer. Both clubs maintain excellent relationships, so if "Real" ever wants to acquire a player from PSG, this club will be immediately informed," wrote the UEFA Champions League winners on their official website. There is much discussion in the social media about these goal-less statements from "Real." Some think that Florentino Perez fears the wealthy French club, while others believe that such statements foster friendly relations between clubs, making it easier to negotiate the acquisition of players like Kylian Mbappe in the future. It seems that "Real" will not be adding Neymar or K. Mbappe this summer. The most realistic candidate to replace C. Ronaldo is considered to be Eden Hazard, but the "White" team is still seriously considering whether the Belgian is truly the suitable successor to the Portuguese player.
