Manchester United want to sign Barcelona star Neymar this summer

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Manchester United want to sign Barcelona star Neymar this summer


Barcelona star Neymar is reportedly wanted at Manchester United this summer.

After a goal-shy season under Jose Mourinho last term, the Red Devils boss is planning an overhaul of his attack to turn them back into Premier League title contenders. 

And Spanish outlet Diario Gol claim the Brazil international is wanted at Old Trafford after the club turned their attentions away from Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo.

United are reportedly willing to meet his £170million buyout clause with club chiefs thinking he could have a huge impact on and off the pitch.

The Brazil international has helped Barcelona win La Liga twice and the Champions League in the last four years, playing a starring role along the way, and his status as one of football's biggest names could lead to a big economic windfall. 

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