Real Madrid Transfers: 10 Players They Must Sign This Summer

You have to admire Neymar's front. Just one year ago, he threw the mother of all tantrums to earn himself his dream move to Paris Saint-Germain, and already he's said to be eyeing a return to Spain.

In defence of the Brazilian superstar, all of this is - for the moment - mere conjecture. He's just guilty of being a little noncommittal about his PSG future in public interviews, a personality flaw he shares with virtually every footballer in the world.

But the move is not inconceivable either. Real Madrid are the dominant institution in European football, and virtually every player has dreams of playing for them, regardless of how well-compensated they are by their current club.

Neymar's prospects of Ballon d'Or success (apparently his number one priority) aren't exactly poor in the French capital, but they'd be much enhanced by playing for the Galacticos - especially if and when Ronaldo steps aside.