
Real Madrid are planning to include a shock first-team player in a mammoth swoop for a Paris Saint-Germain, according to reports.
Real are always looking to bring the next batch of young superstars to the Santiago Bernabeu and in recent times have brought in the likes of Jude Bellingham, Endrick, Arda Guler, Aurelien Tchouameni and Rodrygo Goes.
They finally brought in Kylian Mbappe on a stunning free transfer last summer after his PSG deal expired but the 15-time European champions are said to be desperate to sign another gem from the Ligue One giants.
According to Fichajes, Los Blancos have made PSG midfielder Joao Neves a priority transfer target for the summer.
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Neves only joined the Parisian outfit in August, with the deal costing an initial €59.9 million - as well as Renato Sanches heading back to Benfica on loan.
The 20-year-old, a former Manchester United transfer target, has been a revelation for PSG, making 34 appearances and managing 13 goal involvements from central midfield.
The Portugal international already looks to be one of the best around when it comes to controlling a game and could be a perfect long-term replacement for Real captain Luka Modric.

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Real are said to be so keen on acquiring Neves that they are even willing to use one of their established players as a makeweight.
It's claimed that Real are prepared to offer French midfielder Eduardo Camavinga as well as a fee of €20 million for Neves' services.
Camavinga joined from Rennes in 2021 for a fee of €31 million and has made 170 appearances for the club, winning two Champions Leagues and two La Liga titles.
He has proved his worth by playing in multiple positions for Carlo Ancelotti's men and is contracted until 2019.
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But clearly Real are huge admirers of Neves and are ready to test PSG's resolve.
At this stage there is no word of whether they would consider selling Neves in the unique arrangement.
Real beat rivals Atletico 2-1 in the Champions League round of 16 first leg on Tuesday, with Neves and PSG in action on Wednesday when they take on Premier League leaders Liverpool at the Parc des Princes.
Topics: Real Madrid, La Liga, Champions League