Neymar likes partying but he works hard too, the earnings he made in his career

Neymar will go down as one of the most influential football players of all time. The hype he received when he was younger is incomparable to the young stars nowadays, and he even was listed in the shortlist for the Ballon d'Or award when he was playing in Santos FC in Brazil. The Brazilian went on to achieve success in FC Barcelona and PSG. Now, Neymar will try to take over the Saudi Pro League in Saudi Arabia with Al Hilal. Neymar did not have the best start as he suffered an ACL injury in October. Neymar is expected to be back next season, and he is expected to shine. While Neymar works on his recovery, it was revealed what he has earned throughout his entire career so far and it has surprised many football fans.

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Neymar started his football career at Santos young and has lived the dreams of many young football fans since then. Neymar has been playing in the biggest European clubs, such as FC Barcelona and PSG. Neymar has been seen as the most skillful player for years, and his salary numbers have been off the charts. Neymar and PSG made history in 2017 when he became the most expensive transfer of all time. Neymar joined PSG from FC Barcelona for around $241 million, and it still holds the record for the most expensive transfer deal in football history.

According to Lance Net, Neymar has pocketed €933.2M since the start of his career. In US dollars, that equates to $1,014,061,780. This amount takes into account the player's salaries, sponsorships, and all other sources of income he has generated throughout his entire career. The number will only grow higher with his deal with Saudi Arabian club Al Hilal, and the contract expires in 2025.

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Neymar could return to Brazil?

Many reports in Brazil suggest that Neymar could potentially return to Brazil to play for his former club, Santos. After the deal with Al Hilal expires next year, Neymar could go back to Santos as many suggest he promised the club about his return.