(ANSA) – ROME, JUN 28 – Paris St. Germain has decided: they want Neymar to go away. And, as reported to RMC by a source close to president Al-Khelaifi, and then published by ‘El Pais’ and ‘As’, there has already been a meeting between the management of the Parisian club and the footballer’s father, Neymar Senior. Which would have asked for the payment of all the amounts due under the contract to give the green light to the termination. But this is a figure that, according to ‘El Pais’, would be close to 200 million euros and therefore an alternative solution must be sought. So now PSG would be working to sell the player (who in recent days would have already been offered to Juventus and Chelsea), with the Parisian club which, in order to get rid of O Ney, would also be willing to pay part of the salary.
At the basis of this decision, which would have been made by Al Khelaifi himself, is the fact that the club has decided to impose greater discipline on its players, towards whom it would have been decided, by the Qatari ownership, to use the ” hard hand “. Neymar does not like certain behaviors on the pitch (even in training, as Kylian Mbappé would have pointed out to the management) and outside. The new CEO Luis Campos has been in charge of the Neymar question, therefore to sell it.
Which, according to what ‘Le Parisien’ writes, also has a primary target for the attack. Having said that Mauro Icardi will leave from Paris (Monza likes him, but cannot support the signing of the Argentine striker), to replace him Campos absolutely wants Gianluca Scamacca (Sassuolo), preferred to Hugo Ekitike of Reims (also target of Newcastle). In the next few days Sassuolo will receive an offer from Paris, which however should be less than the 40 million requested by the Emilians for their center forward. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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