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Neymar to sign £700,000-a-week deal with Real Madrid set to end Pogba chase
Real Madrid will end the chase to sign Paul Pogba from Manchester United, if they land Neymar, the UK Sun reports.
Los Blancos boss, Zinedine Zidane, is ready to stake his reputation on the Neymar signing in a deal worth over £100million, after Paris Saint-Germain accepted the striker’s demand to leave.
Zidane has offered Isco, Marcelo and Raphael Varane as part of the deal.
Despite competition from Barcelona, Real believe they are close to capturing the Brazilian, 27, after weeks of talks with the French giants.
He would sign a deal worth as much as £700,000-a-week.
Pogba, 26, revealed this summer he wanted to quit United, but Real have already spent £150m to sign Eden Hazard from Chelsea.
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