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Darren Cooney

Real Madrid make Paul Pogba pledge as Neymar demands Paris Saint-Germain 'divorce' – Premier League rumours

Real Madrid have promised Zinedine Zidane they will push the boat out for Paul Pogba.

It has been reported Los Blancos initially had doubts over pursuing the Manchester United midfielder.

But Marca now claim they have acceded to Zidane’s wishes – and will go all out to land Pogba.

United, however, will not allow the France star to leave for anything less than €150million – a figure Real Madrid still believe to be too high.

Christian Eriksen and Donny van de Beek were offered as alternatives – but Zidane wants Pogba and nobody else.

Neymar is hell-bent on quitting Paris Saint-Germain due to the club’s Champions League failures.

The Brazil superstar is pushing through with a "divorce" from the Ligue 1 champions after crashing out of the world’s premier club event at the last-16 stage last season.

Neymar joined the French side from Barcelona two years ago in a world-record breaking £189m transfer.

But outlet Sport insists he wants out – and is desperate for a return to Spain. Barcelona remains a distinct possibility.

One thing is for sure, PSG won’t have both Neymar and Kylian Mbappe on their books next season. One will go.

Meanwhile, France Football are reporting Watford have made an offer that fell below Rennes’ €35m valuation for Ismaila Sarr.

It is said the Senegal winger is attracting attention from two La Liga sides that will be in Europe next season. This has made Rennes confident their valuation will be met.

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