PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN have made contact with Wilfried Zaha’s agent about a shock move for the Crystal Palace star, according to reports.
Brazilian star Neymar has been continually linked with a return to Barcelona and the Ligue 1 champions could bring Zaha in to replace him.
PSG have made contact with Wilfried Zaha’s agent Pini Zahavi about a shock transferCredit: REX
Neymar has been linked with a move back to BarcelonaCredit: Getty Images – Getty
Zaha, 27, ditched old agent Will Salthouse last September and took up with Pini Zahavi after his proposed move to Arsenal last summer fell through.
And well connected Zahavi has been contacted by PSG to discuss the prospect of the Eagles star moving to France, according to 90min.com.
Zaha has previously been linked with moves to Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United but interest in England is said to have fallen away.
Unai Emery even recently admitted he wanted Zaha ahead of eventual £72million signing Nicholas Pepe.
Chelsea meanwhile have landed Hakim Ziyech and United are targeting Jadon Sancho.
Neymar recently fuelled speculation of his PSG exit AGAIN, telling pals he wants a Nou Camp return after winning the Champions League with the French giants.
Barca have made it no secret that they are keen to see their former star return, particularly with his value plummeting in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.
The Brazilian left the Nou Camp in a world record £198million move in 2017 but according to Mundo Deportivo.
The 28-year-old was desperate to get back to the Nou Camp last summer but the move did not materialise, despite the Catalans offering over £100m in cash plus Ivan Rakitic, Jean-Clair Todibo and Ousmane Dembele.
Neymar has just two years left on his PSG contract having let his deal run down in a plot to leave the club but boss Thomas Tuchel is keen to keep the Brazil ace at the club as he goes in search of Champions League glory.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Kaka lined up for sensational transfers to Serie B side Monza under ex-AC Milan chief Berlusconi
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
