PSG director Leonardo confirmed they are “in advanced negotiations” for Neymar’s departure, which opens the door for Paulo Dybala from Juventus.

The former Milan chief spoke to reporters before the Press conference this afternoon and wanted to brief them off camera.

Leonardo stated they were in “advanced negotiations” for Neymar to find a way out of the club, but “nothing has been finalised yet. We all think it is important to have clarity for the future.”

Paris Saint-Germain are back in for Gianluigi Donnarumma, but it’s reported Milan want at least €50m to sell, reinvesting in Angel Correa.

The goalkeeper has long been on PSG’s wish-list, even before director Leonardo returned to Paris from his job at San Siro.

With Kevin Trapp’s transfer to Eintracht Frankfurt, reports are growing that the Ligue 1 champions will resume their approach for Donnarumma.

Paulo Dybala will reportedly look to join Paris Saint-Germain over Manchester United if he leaves Juventus.

Dybala seemed to be headed for United as part of a swap deal involving Romelu Lukaku, but he could not agree personal terms with the Red Devils.

Gazzetta dello Sport explains the forward would like to stay at Juve but prefers the French capital to the English giants in the event he has to depart.

The newspaper adds his agent Jorge Antun has already held ‘positive’ talks with PSG sporting director Leonardo.

PSG director Leonardo confirmed Barcelona asked for AWOL Neymar, but Gianluigi Donnarumma is not a priority and Matthijs de Ligt “will not come to Paris.”

The former Milan chief only just returned to Paris Saint-Germain and is already dealing with serious problems, as today the club released a statement warning Neymar had not turned up to pre-season training.

Paris Saint-Germain director Leonardo could raid his old club Milan for Lucas Paqueta as a replacement for Juventus-bound Adrien Rabiot.

Leonardo proved instrumental in bringing Paqueta to Serie A from Flamengo in January at a cost of €35m.

The trequartista made an impact in Italy, scoring a goal with two assists in 17 competitive games.

Now the Corriere dello Sport claims Leo will use that rapport and his knowledge of Milan’s financial woes to swoop for Paqueta on behalf of his new club PSG.

Ex-Milan director Leonardo is officially back at PSG and it’s reported he’s making bids for Gianluigi Donnarumma and Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic.

The Brazilian made his return to the club this week, having resigned from his post earlier this month.

According to La Stampa, Leonardo is eager to make a splash on the transfer market and offer €60m for Donnarumma.

He knows Milan’s finances are tight and that Donnarumma is the most likely to leave in the summer, as he’d command the biggest transfer fee.

Paris Saint-Germain have announced the return of former Milan man Leonardo as their sporting director.

Antero Henrique departed PSG on Friday afternoon, and the French giants followed up with a tweet confirming Leonardo as his replacement

The Brazilian spent last season as Milan’s sporting director but left in May as part of a shakeup in the club’s boardroom.

Former Milan director Leonardo is expected to make his return to Paris Saint-Germain tomorrow, as Antero Henrique quits.

The moment the Brazilian resigned from his role at San Siro, he was rumoured to be heading back to previous club PSG.

Now multiple sources in both Italy and France suggest the contract will be signed on Friday.

According to RMC, current chief Antero Henrique has handed in his resignation and is eager to leave the post immediately.

Milan are expected to sign former Roma director of sport Frederic ‘Ricky’ Massara as early as today, with Marco Giampaolo as Coach on Friday.

The Rossoneri have been in the unusual position of beginning the summer transfer window without a director of sport, as Leonardo resigned on the same day as Gennaro Gattuso’s exit by mutual consent.

They had targeted Lazio’s Igli Tare, but he opted to remain at the club where he has been for a decade.

Paris Saint-Germain are on the verge of completing the transfer for Ajax defender Matthijs de Ligt, claim Sky Sport Italia, beating Barcelona and Juventus.

Manchester United had already been rejected and the Dutch starlet said he wanted to play regularly to aid his development.

The price-tag set by Ajax is in the region of €80m, so Barcelona and Juventus would have to sell before investing that sum.