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Sergio Ramos wants Neymar at Real Madrid… only if they negotiate his sister’s birthday

Brazilian star is notorious for getting injured and missing his side's matches on the weekend of his sibling's birth

NEYMAR could see his move to Real Madrid scuppered - because of his sister's birthday.

At least that is what the Bernabeu captain Sergio Ramos hinted at when quizzed on the Brazilian's potential arrival in the Spanish capital.

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Sergio Ramos could not resist a jibe at Neymar when quizzed over his potential arrival at MadridCredit: Rex Features

Neymar became the world's most-expensive player last summer when Paris Saint-Germain splashed out £198million to bring the star to France from Barcelona.

The 25-year-old has made a blistering start to his career at Parc des Princes - but rumours are mounting that he already wants to leave.

He could be set for a sensational return to La Liga with Barca's fierce and bitter rivals Madrid.

However, his usual absence in March has started to become notorious.

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Neymar has been conveniently injured during March over the last few years - the same month as his sister's birthdayCredit: Instagram @neymarjr
The Brazilian became the world's most-expensive player last summerCredit: EPA

Neymar's sister was born that month, and the attacker does not hesitate in letting the world know when he is celebrating his sibling's birthday.

And Ramos could not help but bring the subject up when quizzed on whether he would like to see ace lining-up alongside him with the Galacticos.

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Speaking to Cadena SER, Ramos said: "I like to play with the best and Neymar is one of them, I hope.

"What we would have to negotiate is his sister's birthday [laughs]."

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And despite his past links with Barcelona, Ramos says Neymar would be made more than welcome by everyone associated with Madrid.

"It's easier to come via Paris than direct from Barcelona.

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