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Barcelona midfielder Iniesta says Neymar would strengthen Madrid if he moves to Real...


Iniesta who continues to be an integral part of the Barcelona team has revealed that if Neymar joined Real Madrid, he would strengthen them because he knows that the 25-year old Brazilian wins matches. He told Mundo Deportivo: "Anything can happen in football and I would not rule it out,

"We've seen numerous times how there are situations which seem unlikely or impossible but they end up happening.

"If Neymar was to join Madrid? It would annoy me in the sense that he wins matches and would strengthen a direct rival, but I'm not worried."

He also added that if Coutinho came in January, it would be an important reinforcement for the Catalans.

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