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Published 11:55 23 Nov 2017 GMT

"I’m happy with tonight’s game and getting a win and that’s the most important thing, independently of the result. The team imposed a strong rhythm right after scoring the first goal. We kept our head even after Celtic pulled a goal back."
Neymar dealt with that question admirably but snapped when one courageous reporter quizzed him about a potential move to Real Madrid.
It has been rumoured in recent weeks that Los Blancos are on the lookout for a marquee signing in the signing and Real captain Sergio Ramos has even commented on the seemingly unlikely transfer of the world's most expensive player to the Bernabeu.
But it was clear that Neymar didn't appreciate that question when it was put to him on Wednesday night. "For fuck’s sake, have you got nothing else to talk about?" the former Barcelona forward said exasperatedly as he stormed out of Parc des Princes.? | Neymar storms out of the mixed zone after being asked about Real Madrid!
??pic.twitter.com/l9JwLvT7gP — RMadrid Edition (@RMadridEdition) November 23, 2017
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