Sounds nice, it's just not true though is it?Well done to Paris.
They have basically bought insurance against any further dodgy moves by Uefa and the established cartel of clubs.
There is not a commercial sponsor out there who would pay to sponsor a competition that didn't include Neymar.
It was different before, they didn't have anyone of any worldwide standing.
They have got in there first, ahead of our own dreams of similarly purchasing Messi, but the end game is mutually beneficial for both clubs.
If we were smart, we would push the envelope now on both Mbappe and Sanchez.
Sounds nice, it's just not true though is it?
Before they had Ibrahimovic, Verratti, Silva etc and were still punished, the pressure on UEFA by their darlings Barcelona, as well as cohorts such as Bayern and Juventus, will be enormous now. The attention on this deal means it's make or break for FFP.
PSG are more likely than ever to be banned.
Don't underestimate the influence of sponsors.. they had a big say in the downfall of many corrupt UEFA and FIFA officials. Most fans want to see world class footballers.. as do the sponsors who pay them huge fees.Sounds nice, it's just not true though is it?
Before they had Ibrahimovic, Verratti, Silva etc and were still punished, the pressure on UEFA by their darlings Barcelona, as well as cohorts such as Bayern and Juventus, will be enormous now. The attention on this deal means it's make or break for FFP.
PSG are more likely than ever to be banned.
Yep. It's great to see.Fair play to PSG they have really pissed the Cartel off
Especially given the age of Ronaldo and Messi. They need the next big thing. Mbappe or Dembele or whoever.Neymar is on a different scale to those players you mention IMO.
He is a commercial monster, unrivalled outside of Messi and Ronaldo.
There is a reason La Liga chiefs are also upset, it is bound to impact their bargaining power when it comes to negotiating the South American rights.
You might be right that Uefa will still try it on, but money talks, as this deal has shown.
Who is this Naymar you speak of, lost me at this point.What a ramble have you ever been out of Manchester ?
I certainly will not have a politics lecture from any body , go away .
I have No comment about Naymar motifs and the rest .
The bigger the beast...Neymar is on a different scale to those players you mention IMO.
He is a commercial monster, unrivalled outside of Messi and Ronaldo.
There is a reason La Liga chiefs are also upset, it is bound to impact their bargaining power when it comes to negotiating the South American rights.
You might be right that Uefa will still try it on, but money talks, as this deal has shown.
Who is this Naymar you speak of, lost me at this point.