PSG's new betrayal of Neymar despite his good start and Mbappé's involvement

It seemed that the arrival of Galtier to the PSG bench had completely cleared Al-Khelaifi's idea of getting rid of Neymar, but the Qatari sheikh tried until the last moment of the summer market to sell the Brazilian superstar. This would not be a surprise if Neymar had started the season badly, but this time, and unprecedentedly since he arrived at the Parc des Princes, the attacker has convinced from the first moment of the season having signed an impressive 7 goals and 6 assists in only 6 Ligue 1 matches.

However, as reported by 90min, Al-Khelaifi offered Neymar to two teams on the last day of the market. Apparently, both Manchester City and Chelsea responded with a refusal to the proposal of the PSG boss, who tried to oust Neymar from the club. Some reports suggest Mbappé had asked the PSG president to make Neymar a transferable player this summer.

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Neymar seems to have lost his weight in Europe, despite his brilliant start to the campaign, but this does not seem to matter to the Brazilian, who knows that alongside Messi and Mbappé he has a good chance of doing something great this season, if he manages to maintain his excellent level.

Neymar’s departure would have been painful for Leo Messi since, apart from being a very special player, both have a great friendship away from the pitch, a relationship developed during their time at FC Barcelona.

PSG put a low price tag on Neymar to move him out

The refusal of the English clubs caused surprise, although Neymar’s high salary could push back these two clubs, Al-Khelaifi significantly reduced his price tag, setting it at 50 million euros. Even with Neymar’s “discounted” price, he did not spark the interest of the two English giants, making it clear that, like CR7, he is no longer one of the most sought-after players on the market, and teams prefer to invest in younger players.