It's a HELL NO!! from me.It’s a no from me.
Yeah I’m quite shocked by those stats tbh.The point is that he seems to have a reputation as a lazy player who doesn't contribute to the team and throws himself on the floor a lot, and that's not the reality of him defensively.
Perhaps he’d come on a loan deal?
IF it’s true PSG want rid, we could pay a proportion of his wages, maybe even with goal/assist bonuses. We wouldn’t be committed to a huge deal then, and if he dicked us about we could terminate it.
PSG would get him out and a large percentage of his pay off their books. Player would get regular games in a world cup year. We get a genuine superstar with bags of talent.
Win-win all round.
Its a no no hell no no from me!It's a HELL NO!! from me.
and twice on Sundays...I'd take a Zabaleta over a Neymar every single day of the week.
I think this move makes sense for all concerned.
Neymar may have come to the realisation that his career is dwindling as PSG and french football aren't challenging him enough, emphasised in a world Cup year.
Im not a fan of the image that he has made for himself but under pep perhaps his character would change. City focus on signing good people as well as good players. He would undoubtedly add value to the team when trying to break down stubborn defences.
Im not sure I can see a Qatari owned club selling to an Emirati one