Anything can happen- Zinedine Zidane on signing Neymar

The Brazilian winger joined Paris Saint Germain for a fee of €222m in 2017.

The Real Madrid and Neymar transfer rumours took a fresh turn a couple of days ago when reports suggested that PSG would rather prefer selling the Brazilian to Los Blancos than to send him back to FC Barcelona. And now in the light of the reports, boss Zinedine Zidane refused to rule out the possibility of signing the winger.

Talking after their final pre-season game, the French manager spoke on the prospect to land Neymar. He said, "Neymar is not [in our squad] but until September 2, anything can happen."

"We are with the squad that we have and we are only thinking about that."

???? "James and Bale are players of the squad. They are both registered, but anything can happen and I, as a coach of Real Madrid, must count on them."Not exactly a ringing endorsement from Zidane but does either player have a future with the club? pic.twitter.com/9zs9UeevHa

— Goal (@goal) August 12, 2019

"Bale and Rodriguez are two players of our squad, but anything can happen [until the end of the transfer window]. James Rodriguez is a Real Madrid under contract player, he was not called but everything can change," Zidane told to Sky.

Real Madrid need to complete the signing of Neymar and reintegrate Bale & James Rodriguez back into the team. Bale &James Rodriguez are amongst the top 12 players in the world, with best left feet. There is no way, Zidane can freeze them out the team. Makes no sense whatsoever. pic.twitter.com/7MPEB0qVmL

— zengreenyoda (@zengreenyoda) August 11, 2019

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The club completed their part of signings at the early stage of the transfer window itself and now face grim situations in finding the buyers for the players which Zidane seems are surplus to requirements.

Gareth Bale has been told that the club does not want him while James has still a better possibility of staying as a cruciate ligament injury to Marco Asensio brought him back in Zidane's plans.