Neymar to Real Madrid speculation continues ahead of Monaco v PSG

Rumours over Neymar’s future continue to abound ahead of Paris Saint-Germain’s crunch clash with Monaco on Sunday.

The ex-Barcelona forward is said to be surprised by the general lack of quality from opposition sides in Ligue 1.

Meanwhile, it was claimed the £198m star skipped a game against Angers in order to be fit for Brazil during the international break.

And with speculation over a possible move to Real Madrid not going away anytime soon, it appears the 25-year-old will have to put up with questions about his future for a little while yet.

However, this weekend he’ll be focused on PSG’s match with Monaco on Sunday.

Les Parisiens have won 17 out of their last 19 matches, including their last five in all competitions.

They’re 4/7 to pick up three points against a Monaco side unbeaten at home in Ligue 1 since December of last year. You can get the hosts at 4/1 for the win, while the draw is available at 17/5.

Of course, the big story of the evening will be Kylian Mbappe coming up against the club where he made his name last season.

Mbappe is still technically employed by Monaco, but is currently on-loan at PSG and looks set to play on Sunday night.

He’s 11/10 to score on his return to the Stade Louis II. You can get him at 4/1 to bag the first goal in the contest, while it’s 22/1 for the 18-year-old to score a hat-trick.

For the hosts, the onus will undoubtedly fall upon Radamel Falcao.

The 31-year-old has scored in all but two of Monaco’s Ligue 1 games so far this season. He’s a highly-tempting 23/20 to net Anytime in the match.

And with goals expected in what should be a high-scoring contest, there’s plenty to get stuck into in the various goals markets.

We like the look of PSG to Win and Both Teams to Score at 6/4.

Meanwhile, it’s an equally enticing 9/5 for PSG to collect all three points and for there to be Over 3.5 Goals in the contest.

Click here for the latest Monaco v Paris Saint-Germain odds.

All Odds and Markets are correct as of the date of publishing.