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Published 11:33 6 Feb 2016 GMT

“There has been a lot of talk about Neymar’s future recently, but I believe rumours of a move to Real Madrid are false. “I will advise him to stay at Barcelona for at least a few more years, but if he wants City and they want him, we know they have the power to make it happen.”Neymar's tax woes in Spain have led many to believe that he could be forced out of Barcelona despite enjoying the best season of his career in Spain playing alongside Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez. Ronaldinho feels that wages, or a fee, will be no concern to City, which may leave Manchester United fans feeling blue in more ways than one.
“That was a big statement with most people knowing that Pep would be joining Manchester City in the summer. “We know they can pay wages that no other club in Europe has the power to do."
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