Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville has questioned a potential swap deal between Real Madrid and Manchester United involving Sergio Ramos and David de Gea.
Writing on Twitter, Neville responded to media reports that his former club could be lining up a cash-plus-De Gea bid for the Real Madrid defender.
He said: “These reports saying 40m plus DDG for Ramos?? Please no! Nothing [against] Ramos but it can’t be right.”
Guillem Balague told Sky Sports News HQ on Monday that Real were hopeful of landing United goalkeeper De Gea but did not want to sell Ramos – a player, the Spanish football expert claims, has a buy-out clause of 200m euros.
Ramos has played for Real Madrid since 2005, winning three La Liga titles, two Copa del Reys and one Champions League title.