Sky Sports claim they had some inside information last month that Neymar already had made up his mind to leave Barcelona

Sky Sources have come out to claim that they held on to more information than they divulged. They want on to say they were told by a source that Neymar was ready to leave Barcelona but he didn't know how the public would see it.

They claimed that their source told them that Neymar 'respects and loves' Lionel Messi but needed to emerge out of his shadows and become the 'leading player' in his team [which is not likely to happen in Barcelona as long as Messi is there].

The source claimed that he posted the picture above on his 79m-follower Instagram page and the photo hit 2m likes and the claimed that in public, he had plenty to ponder. In private, he had decided to move.

The source said: "Only a miracle will keep him, he really made up his mind to leave

"There's a 90 per cent chance it will happen this summer."

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