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Neymar rules out return to Barcelona, names 1 club he feels attracted to play for

- Neymar has admitted that he feels attracted playing for Spanish side Real Madrid

- But added that he is currently happy at French club Paris-Saint-Germain

- The Brazil international also ruled out a return to his former club Barcelona

Paris-Saint-Germain superstar Neymar has ruled out a return to Barcelona stressing that he is attracted to play for their bitter rivals Real Madrid.

Despite serious claims linking the Brazil international with a return to Camp Nou, Neymar made it clear that he has already fulfilled his dream of playing for the Catalans.

Since the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo at Real Madrid, Los Blancos' chiefs have been looking for another star who will replace him at the Bernabeu.

Neymar is Real Madrid's main target this summer and his current club Paris-Saint-Germain are reportedly considering selling the Brazilian so as to comply with Financial Fair Play regulations.

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"If I want to play for Madrid? They are one of the biggest clubs in the world. Any player linked with Real Madrid would feel attracted to play there.

"I feel happy in Paris, I am very well here, but, in the future, nobody knows.

"It is obvious that Real Madrid are a great team, one of the best in the world, I have great respect for them but, today, I see myself in Paris.

"A footballer's life is very fast. Things happen at unexpected moments, nobody knows what will happen tomorrow,'' Neymar told Globo TV.

Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Neymar partied in his native Brazil as he continues to recuperate from a broken bone in his foot since January.

According to the report, Paris Saint-Germain are demanding the Selecao star, who is not expected to be in action against Man United, quickly dash back to base to drum support for his teammates during the top-of-the-table clash against the Red Devils.

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