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PSG Star Angel Di Maria Gets Four-Match Ban For Spitting During Marseille Game

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Angel di Maria has been hit with a four-game ban after he was seen spitting towards Alvaro Gonzalez during a melee at the end of Paris Saint-Germain’s game against Marseille. Gonzalez could also be facing a lengthy ban as he was accused of racially abusing Neymar.

The incident occurred during a melee at the end of Paris Saint-Germain’s clash with Marseille, which saw five players sent off.

Di Maria was seen to spit towards Gonzalez, who was accused of racially abusing Neymar and could also face a lengthy ban.

Di Maria could still feature against Reims at the weekend but will then miss PSG’s Ligue 1 matches against Angers, Nimes, Dijon and Nantes.

An official decision on the case regarding Neymar and Gonzalez is set to be made .

Neymar has been banned for two games for his dismissal, but PSG have sent French football authorities a video which they claim shows Gonzalez using a racial slur.

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‘I Acted Like A Fool’ – Neymar Rues Marseille Red Card

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Neymar admitted he “acted like a fool” following his red card against Marseille but called on football officials to do more to combat discrimination after accusing Spanish defender Alvaro Gonzalez of racism.

The Brazil forward was one of five players sent off after a mass brawl at the end of PSG’s 1-0 loss in Ligue 1 on Sunday, and later claimed Gonzalez had called him a “monkey” in a series of furious tweets.

PSG have stood by the world’s most expensive player, saying the club “strongly supports” him, but Neymar conceded he would accept his punishment which is expected to be revealed by the French league’s disciplinary commission on Wednesday.

“Yesterday I revolted. I was punished with red because I wanted to hit someone who offended me,” Neymar said in a lengthy Instagram post Monday.

“I thought I could not leave without doing something because I realised that those in charge would not do anything, did not notice or ignored the fact.”

 

Neymar was dismissed for slapping Gonzalez on the back of the head, with team-mates Layvin Kurzawa and Leandro Paredes also sent off, as well as Marseille’s Dario Benedetto and Jordan Amavi.

“In our sport, aggressions, insults, swearing are part of the game, of the dispute. You can’t be affectionate. I understand this guy partly, all is part of the game, but racism and intolerance are unacceptable,” Neymar continued.

“Should I have ignored it? I don’t know yet… Today, with a cool head, I say yes, but in due course, my companions and I asked the referees for help and we were ignored.

“I accept my punishment because I should have followed the path of clean football. I hope, on the other hand, that the offender will also be punished.

“Racism exists. It exists, but we have to stop it. No more. Enough!”

“The guy was a fool. I also acted like a fool for letting me get involved in that,” he added.

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Neymar ‘faces Seven-game Ban’ While Gonzalez Could Get ‘ten-match Suspension’

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Neymar could reportedly face a seven-match ban for punching Alvaro Gonzalez after he accused the Spaniard of racism.

The Brazilian superstar was sent off for Paris Saint-Germain after VAR found that he had thrown a punch at Gonzalez, before the Brazilian insisted that the Marseille defender was racially abusive towards him.

The governing body of professional football in France, the LFP, will now review the incident before handing out its suspension for the Brazilian, with the organization’s regulations stating that the Brazilian could be banned for as many as seven matches, according to French sports outlet RMC Sport.

As cited by RMC Sport, ‘An aggressive action committed outside of a game set and without causing injury to the opponent can lead to the suspension of seven games’.

However if the reason for the dismissal is an attempted assault, he could face a ban of up to six games.’

They are also investigating the claims made about Gonzalez, and if he is found guilty of racism he could face up to a ten-game ban.

Marseille ran out 1-0 winners in a heated derby that saw five players sent off while 12 others were given yellow cards after a mass brawl broke out during the game at the Parc des Princes.

Neymar alleged that Gonzalez called him a ‘monkey motherf*****’, which infuriated the £208m star and resulted in him throwing a punch at his rival.

Television footage and a pitchside microphone appear to have caught Neymar pointing at the centre back in question and shouting: ‘Racism, no?’

‘VAR catching my “aggression” is easy… now I want to see the image of the racist calling me a monkey motherf*****,’ he tweeted after the game.

Before uncovering what Gonzalez had allegedly called him on the field, Neymar also tweeted: ‘My only regret is not hitting that a****** in the face.’

The Spaniard responded to the allegation on social media, labelling Neymar a ‘bad loser’ before the Brazilian responded to Gonzalez’s denial of the allegation.

‘There is no place for racism… Sometimes you have to learn to lose and take it on the field. Incredible 3 points today. Allez l’OM. Thanks family,’ Gonzalez tweeted alongside a picture of himself with his team-mates.

‘You are not a man to assume your mistake, losing is part of the sport. Now insulting and bringing racism into our lives no, I don’t agree,’ Neymar responded on Twitter.

‘I DON’T RESPECT YOU! YOU HAVE NO CHARACTER! Assume what you say mermon … be a MAN RAPÁ! RACIST’.

Andre Villas-Boas, the Marseille boss, said he hoped that racism had not further marred the clash. He told Telefoot: ‘I do not know, I hope not, I hope that nothing has happened’.

Neymar and Gonzalez’s clash came in the midst of a mass brawl that was sparked by Marseille’s Dario Benedetto and PSG midfielder Leandro Paredes following a challenge with the visitors leading by a single goal.

The attempts to restore calm from the man in the middle fell on deaf ears. Layvin Kurzawa and Jordan Amavi were also caught striking out at each other with punches, with referee Jerome Brisard showing the pair straight red cards too.

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Gonzalez Reacts To Neymar Racism Claims

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It rained red cards yesterday at Le Parc des Princes as PSG lost by a goal to Marseille.
Neymar has accused Marseille player Gonzalez of racially abusing him which lead to a face off on the pitch.

Marseille defender Alvaro Gonzalez has taken to social media to defend himself after Paris Saint-Germain star Neymar accused him of making racist remarks.

Neymar was sent off for slapping Gonzalez in injury-time, who he accused of racism as he left the field and on social media following the match.

According to Gonzalez;
“There is no place for racism. A clean career and with many team-mates and friends on a day to day basis. Sometimes you have to learn how to lose and accept it on the field. Incredible three points today, Allez l’OM thank you family,”

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Neymar Responds To Alvaro Gonzalez’s ‘Bad Loser’ Jibe With Further Racism Claims

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Neymar has hit back at Alvaro Gonzalez’s claims that Paris Saint-Germain must ‘learn to lose’ – by doubling down on his racism accusation.

The Brazilian was one of five men sent off as PSG fell to a 1-0 defeat against Marseille in ‘Le Classique’ on Sunday evening.

Neymar hit Gonzalez in the back of the head and later claimed it was due to the Spaniard making a racist remark on the pitch.

Following the game, Gonzalez insisted he hadn’t been racist and added PSG players couldn’t take their loss on the field.

However, Neymar was quick to respond and said Gonzalez ‘has no character’ in a fiery rant.

“You are not a man to assume your mistake, losing is part of the sport,” the 28-year-old begun.

“Now insulting and bringing racism into our lives no, I don’t agree. I DON’T RESPECT YOU! YOU HAVE NO CHARACTER! Assume what you say mermon … be a MAN RAPÁ! RACIST”

Gonzalez’s original tweet stated: “There is no place for racism. Clean race and with many colleagues and friends on a daily basis. Sometimes you have to learn to lose and take it on the field. Incredible 3 points today. Allez l’OM. Thanks family

After hitting Gonzalez in the back of the head, Neymar regretted not ‘being in the face of this asshole,’ with many thinking he was referring to his opponent.

The four other players sent off at the Parc des Princes were Leandro Paredes, Layvin Kurzawa, Jordan Amavi and Dario Benedetto.

Another incident in the game saw Angel Di Maria allegedly spit at Gonzalez in the first half.

Defending Ligue 1 champions PSG currently sit in the relegation zone having lost their opening two league games.

Marseille, meanwhile, are fifth and have won both of their games so far.

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Neymar Sees Red As PSG Finish With Eight Men In Chaotic Ligue 1 Return

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No less than five players from both sides were ejected in injury time as the tense clash descended into anarchy

Neymar was one of three Paris Saint-Germain players to see the red card as their Ligue 1 return against Marseille descended into chaos on Sunday.

Having been excused from duty for the first two rounds of 2020-21 due to their exertions in the delayed Champions League knockout stages, Thomas Tuchel’s men were back in action this weekend as they welcomed l’OM to Parc des Princes.

There is little love lost between the capital side and Marseille, but a bad-tempered game that saw 36 fouls committed and 12 yellow cards handed out inside the 90 minutes eventually spiralled out of control deep into injury time.

A tussle between Argentine pair Dario Benedetto and Leandro Paredes quickly escalated into an all-out brawl between PSG and Marseille players, with Neymar in the thick of things.

The Brazilian slapped defender Alvaro Gonzalez on the back of the head, while Layvin Kurzawa and Jordan Amavi also traded blows.

Once order was restored referee Jerome Brisard showed a straight red to Neymar, Kurzawa and Amavi for their part in the fracas, the former going following a consultation with VAR, with Paredes and Benedetto also ordered from the field after picking up second bookings.

As a result PSG played out the final minutes with eight men and Marseille nine, the latter holding on to take a 1-0 victory having gone ahead in the first half thanks to Florent Thauvin’s goal – their first win in 20 matches against the dominant side in French football over the last decade.

The rivalry between the two French giants is one of the biggest in Ligue 1, and has only grown more tense thanks to PSG’s recent Champions League exploits.

Police in Marseille even went as far as to ban the use of the club’s shirts around the city on the night of their final defeat to Bayern Munich, after reports of incidents between fans of thw two sides following their semi win over RB Leipzig.

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‘Neymar has no reason to rejoin chaos at Barcelona’ – PSG stay is the right call, says Rivaldo

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The ex-Blaugrana star is pleased to see his fellow Brazilian delivering on expectations in France after coming through a testing period in his career

Neymar has no reason to rejoin the “chaos” at Barcelona, admits Rivaldo, with the Brazilian forward told he is making the right career call in sticking with Paris Saint-Germain.

A possible return to Camp Nou for the South American superstar has been speculated on ever since he bid farewell to the Liga giants in 2017.

At one stage, Neymar was very much open to the idea of heading back to familiar surroundings.

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Paris St.-Germain Star Neymar Tests Positive for Coronavirus

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Neymar, soccer’s costliest player, is one of three Paris St.-Germain players who played in last week’s Champions League final to test positive for the coronavirus, becoming the latest high-profile soccer star to contract the virus ahead of the new season.

Neymar suffered heartbreak last week when P.S.G. lost in its first appearance in the Champions League final, and now faces missing the start of its latest campaign because of strict local protocols that require players who have tested positive to isolate from the rest of the roster.

P.S.G., which paid a record $263 million for Neymar, a forward from Brazil, in 2017, confirmed that three of its players had tested positive without identifying them. But people familiar with the matter, speaking on condition of anonymity because the player was not identified publicly as having tested positive, said Neymar was among the three.

A spokeswoman for Neymar declined to comment. Media reports identified the other players as Ángel Di María and Leandro Paredes, who accompanied Neymar on a vacation to the Spanish island Ibiza.

The cases at P.S.G. follow a pattern of star players, like Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba, testing positive after leaving the restrictive environments set up by their clubs to go on vacation. League officials at the top leagues in Spain and England said recently that they expected a spike in positive cases as players return for preseason training.

“When people come back from vacation there will be a number of people who come back with coronavirus, but I think it’s going to be manageable,” Víctor Manuel Martín Ortega, a vice president of La Liga, told The New York Times in a recent interview.

The positive cases put in doubt the availability of the three P.S.G. players for its first league game in defense of its French league title on Sept. 10. The coronavirus has already disrupted the start of the French season, with the opening game between Marseille and St.-Étienne postponed after Marseille reported four positive tests.

P.S.G. said it would carry out further tests on players and staff over the next few days.

The virus has also played havoc with preliminary games for next season’s Champions League and Europa League competitions. Teams have been forced to forfeit their places in the events after reporting positive cases.

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Neymar: I want to stay at PSG and return to the Champions League final

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The Brazilian has long been linked with a return to Barcelona, but has no intention of walking out on the French champions this summer

Neymar has expressed his desire to remain at Paris Saint-Germain, with it his ambition to return to the Champions League final as soon as possible.

PSG forked out a world record €222 million (£199m/$264m) fee to bring Neymar to Parc des Princes from Barcelona in the summer of 2017.

The Brazilian emerged as one of the best players in the world at Camp Nou, but struggled to live up to that billing during his first two seasons in France.

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PSG Sweat Over Potential Neymar Champions League Final Ban

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Neymar is in risk of missing out on the Champions League final, after the Brazilian broke one of the Covid-19 protocols at the end of the semi-final against RB Leipzig.

PSG were in fine form against the German underdogs on Tuesday night and Neymar’s beautiful back-heeled assist for Angel di Maria might have been the moment of the night.

After excellent performances in the quarter and semi finals Neymar is key to the French champions chances of becoming European champions for the first time, but he could miss the final.

At full time he was seen swapping shirts with Leipzig defender Marcel Halstenberg. That goes against the rules put in place because of the Coronavirus pandemic.

UEFA’s protocols state, “Players are recommended to refrain from swapping their shirts,” and not sticking to protocols “may lead to disciplinary measures in accordance with the UEFA Disciplinary Regulations.”

The rules don’t state that shirt swapping leads to a player needing to self-isolate and nor does it specifically say what disciplinary measures will be used so there’s no guarantee of a suspension.

On top of that, the fact that not swapping shirts is merely ‘recommended’ potentially means that the former Barcelona star will only get a slap on the wrist.

he 28-year-old forward is in his third season at PSG but has been injured as the club have been knocked out of the Champions League in the previous two seasons.

With the French season cut short because of Covid-19 he has been fresh for the mini tournament to finish the European competition and has been in fine form.

He is yet to score but had a fine game against Atalanta, other than his finishing, and was again excellent in the semi-final, with his back heel to Di Maria rounding off the performance.

The former Santos player will be eyeing a second Champions League win, having helped Barcelona to beat Juventus in the 2015 final.

Neymar was on the scoresheet on that night and, as long as he doesn’t miss the game on Sunday for his shirt swapping, he’ll no doubt be desperate to get on the board again in Lisbon.

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Neymar Brutally Trolls RB Leipzig After Paris Saint-Germain Reach Champions League Final

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Neymar took to Instagram and trolled RB Leipzig following Paris Saint-Germain’s victory in the Champions League – posing with a Red Bull cup and calling himself “father.”

PSG romped to a 3-0 semi-final victory over the German side on Tuesday to reach their first ever Champions League final

Leipzig were outclassed by Thomas Tuchel’s side and Neymar decided to take a jibe at full-time.

The club are funded by the Red Bull energy drink company and Neymar posted a pictured of himself holding the cup with a caption of: “Father is in the final.”

The 28-year-old moved to Paris in an attempt to step out of Lionel Messi’s shadow at former club Barcelona.

Victory this evening means he’ll be making his first appearance in a final since winning the competition with Barca back in 2015.

PSG dominated Leipzig throughout in Lisbon and took an early first half lead through Marquinhos.

Angel di Maria fizzed a delightful free-kick into the box which the defender nodded home in the 13th minute.

Di Maria then doubled their lead two minutes before the break after a lovely flicked assist from Neymar.

Juan Bernat added a third ten minutes into the second half to emphatically seal the result.

Leipzig boss Julian Nagelsmann spoke to BT Sport following the game and he conceded PSG were the better side.

“The ticket to the final for PSG was well deserved,” he begun.

“First ten minutes we were in the game and had good moments, good counter attacks.

“Then they get the free-kick and the goal then after that, we need five minutes to get back into the game.

“Immediately they get the second goal and it’s hard to come back into the game because PSG have a lot of quality.

“It’s hard but football is sometimes like that.”

PSG will face either Lyon or Bayern Munich in the final on Sunday.

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PSG were the better team’ – Nagelsmann understands RB Leipzig outclassed in Champions League semi-final

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The German boss was aware of the gap between the two teams on the night and revealed the goals for his side next season

RB Leipzig coach Julian Nagelsmann has admitted PSG were the better team on Tuesday and deserved to qualify for the Champions League final.

The Bundesliga side were swept aside 3-0 in the semi-final at the Estadio da Luz, with Marquinhos, Angel Di Maria and Juan Bernat getting on the scoresheet, while Neymar and Kylian Mbappe also performed strongly in attack.

Nagelsmann felt his team started the match well but in the end had no answer for the quality shown by the Ligue 1 champions.

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Atalanta 1-2 PSG: PSG Complete Stunning Turnaround to Reach Champions League Semi-Finals

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Paris Saint-Germain are through to the semi-finals of the Champions League after beating Atalanta in a stunning tie.

The French champions scored in the 90th and 93rd minutes to come through against the Italians.

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting – yes, really – grabbed the winner to seal the stunning turnaround.

PSG were without Kylian Mbappe from the start due to the Frenchman’s recovery, leaving the onus on Neymar.

And the Brazilian tried his hardest to drag PSG through but he wasn’t able to do it.

The first half was all about the 28-year-old.

It seemed like barely a minute went by without the Brazilian being on the ball, although the results were mixed.

Outside of the box, Neymar was brilliant. He pulled the strings and got into many dangerous positions.

But once he got into those threatening areas, he couldn’t put the ball away.

He squandered two big chances to score, the first of which came just before Atalanta went 1-0 up.

Even Kylian Mbappe knew it was a shocker.

There was also this wayward effort just before half-time.

We also saw the Brazilian at his sumptuous best. This run in the first half was exquisite and a reminder of his skills.

He began to turn it on in the second half, producing this sublime nutmeg…

At times, it felt like Neymar vs Atalanta. But it ended with Marquinhos and Choupo-Moting grabbing the goals that sent PSG through.

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Neymar Ordered to Pay Barcelona £6m in Court Settlement after he Demanded the Club Pay him £39m Bonus

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Neymar ordered to pay Barcelona ?6m in court settlement after he demanded the club pay him ?39m bonus

PSG football star, Neymar, has been ordered by a court to pay former club Barcelona £6million following a court settlement hearing – after he demanded in a lawsuit that the club pay him £39m in unpaid bonuses.

Neymar joined Barcelona from Brazilian side Santos in 2013, joining PSG four years later in a mammoth money spinning deal.

Neymar, 28, took Barcelona to court hoping to get money he believed Barca owed him after signing for the Spanish club in 2013 but surprisingly Neymar has been ordered to pay Barcelona .

Barcelona have now reacted to the ruling saying the club remains prepared if Neymar appeals the ruling.

In a statement, a Barcelona spokesperson said: “FC Barcelona expresses its satisfaction with the verdict announced today by Social Court 15 in Barcelona in relation to the lawsuit involving FC Barcelona and the player Neymar Jr regarding the amount of the signing bonus in the final renewal of the player’s contract.

“The ruling has fully dismissed the player’s claim for payment of 43.6 million euros.

“[It has also] accepted a large part of the defence presented by FC Barcelona, as a result of which the player must return 6.7 million euros to the club.

“Since the player’s representative is entitled to appeal this decision, the club shall continue to fervently defend its legitimate interests.”

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Barcelona Identify Two Players As Long Term Replacement For Lionel Messi

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Barcelona has reportedly identified two players, Paris Saint-Germain’s Neymar and Inter Milan’s Lautaro Martinez as a long term replacement for captain, Lionel Messi.

Messi, who will turn 33 later this month, has scored 21 goals in all competition for Barcelona so far this season.

According to the Daily Express, the La Liga champions believe Neymar and Martinez can both replace Messi one day at the Nou Camp.

The Catalan club is keen to sign both the Brazilian and Argentine internationals this summer’s transfer window.

Recall that both Neymar and Martinez have drawn the interest of Barca in the past.

Neymar and Martinez have been impressive for their respective club sides so far this term.

Meanwhile, Barcelona manager, Quique Setien, has since admitted that he would love to coach both players at Camp Nou.

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Messi is my Favourite Player to Watch – Ronaldo

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Brazil legend, Ronaldo De Lima, has revealed that Lionel Messi is his favourite player to watch.

Ronaldo, in an interview with AS, also left Cristiano Ronaldo out of his list of the top five players that he loves.

Both Messi and Ronaldo are constantly hailed as the two best players in the world, but De Lima has a different opinion.

Instead, he picked Liverpool winger Mohamed Salah, Real Madrid’s Eden Hazard and Paris Saint-Germain duo of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.

“Messi, of course, he is number one, it is a talent that we will take 20 or 30 years to see something similar.

“I also like Salah, Hazard, Neymar, that I love watching him play, of course Mbappe,” Ronaldo said.

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Ronaldo Highest-Paid Footballer In 2020 Forbes List As Messi Ranks 2nd, Neymar 3rd

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Roger Federer is the world’s highest-paid athlete for 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic knocked footballer Lionel Messi off top spot, according to the annual Forbes list released on Friday.

The Swiss tennis great, owner of a men’s record 20 Grand Slam singles titles, earned $106.3m (£86.3m) in the last 12 months, including $100m (£81.2m) via endorsements, to move up four places and become the first player from his sport to top the list.

Football players Cristiano Ronaldo (£85.3m), Messi (£84.5m) and Neymar (£77.6m) and American basketball player LeBron James (£71.6m) rounded out the top five.

“The coronavirus pandemic triggered salary cuts for football stars Messi and Ronaldo, clearing the way for a tennis player to rank as the world’s highest-paid athlete for the first time,” said Kurt Badenhausen, senior editor at Forbes.
“Roger Federer is the perfect pitchman for companies, resulting in an unparalleled endorsement portfolio of blue-chip brands worth $100m a year for the tennis great.”

Japan’s Naomi Osaka (£30.7m), who was ranked 29th on the list, surpassed fellow tennis player Serena Williams (£29.5m) as the world’s highest-earning female athlete.

Osaka and Williams were the only women on the list.

Basketball players led all sports with 35 players among the top 100. American football occupied 31 spots, none higher than six-times Super Bowl champion Tom Brady (£36.5m) who was ranked 25th.

Football was the next most represented sport with 14 players, followed by tennis (six), boxing and mixed martial arts (five), golf (four), motor racing (three), and baseball and cricket with one each.

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Federer Is World’s Highest-Paid Athlete, Forbes Says

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Roger Federer topped the 2020 Forbes magazine list of highest-paid global athletes announced Friday, leading the lineup for the first time with pre-tax earnings of $106.3 million (95.5 million euros).

The Swiss tennis legend, becomes the first player from his sport atop the annual list since its 1990 debut, rising from fifth in 2019.

Federer’s haul over the past 12 months included $100 million from appearances fees and endorsement deals plus $6.3 million in prize money.

Football players Cristiano Ronaldo (105 million dollars), Messi (104 million dollars) and Neymar (95.5 million dollars) and American basketball player LeBron James (88.2 million dollars) rounded out the top five

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PSG chief Khelaifi teases possible move for Juve’s Ronaldo

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PSG chief Khelaifi teases possible move for Juve's Ronaldo

Paris Saint Germain could line-up with an attacking three of Cristiano Ronaldo, Mauro Icardi and Neymar next season.

The Ligue 1 side could be plotting an outrageous move for Ronaldo this summer after owner Nasser Al-Khelaifi dropped a hint earlier this week. The Portuguese star, 35, is back in Turin after spending lockdown in his native Madeira – and was seen reporting for training on Tuesday morning.

The Qatari chief mentioned Ronaldo in the same breath as “transformative” PSG legends Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Beckham, subtly hinting at another ambitious swoop.

Al-Khelaifi told France Football: “[Ronaldo] remains motivated by this desire to improve every day and he always pushes his limits.

“I admire this relentless will, he is a great example for all athletes of the future.”

Ronaldo could join Neymar – who looks set to stay – and Icardi at the Parc des Princes, with the Juventus star a replacement for Real Madrid target Kylian Mbappe.

Los Blancos chiefs are hoping to team Mbappe up with Eden Hazard and Erling Haaland to form a new Galacticos-worthy front-three. Since last summer Neymar has made no bones about his desire to go “home” to Barcelona. But due to the coronavirus pandemic, it’s unlikely Barca will be able to afford him.

In fact, the Spanish giants are plotting a mass sale of all players – with only Lionel Messi and Marc-Andre ten Stegen safe – in order to fund their summer moves.

But Neymar could be happy to stay if it means playing alongside Ronaldo on the opposite wing, with loan star Icardi in the middle.

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LaLiga warns Barcelona, Real Madrid, Others over Big Deals this Summer

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LaLiga president, Javier Tebas, has warned clubs that financial regulations will be enforced strictly next season.

Tebas had told clubs they cannot spend beyond their means this summer and will have to cut salaries to cope with the financial implications of COVID-19.

“We have seen the cash flows for each club and right now they have squads which exceed the [financial] limits we will establish for next season,” Tebas told the Instituto Iberoamericano de Derecho Deportivo.

“That brings consequences. Clubs are going to have to look at their academies and come up with a strategy to reduce salaries. There’s no other solution. Transfers that exceed financial limits will not be allowed – impossible.”

LaLiga has had a cap in place since 2013, which stipulates that clubs manage their finances appropriately.

Each team’s limit is decided bases on expected income and the average amount of transfer income over the previous three years.

This development may have an effect on Barcelona’s drive to bring back Neymar from Paris Saint-Germain and a possible move for Inter Milan’s Lautaro Martinez.

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Neymar Has the Qualities of Ronaldinho– Fabregas Says

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The former Blaugrana midfielder, who played alongside the Brazilian forward at Camp Nou, considers the South American to be a world-class talent
Neymar “has qualities at the level of Ronaldinho”, according to Cesc Fabregas, and has “everything to be the best” as talk of a possible return to Barcelona continues to build.

The Brazil international forward departed Camp Nou back in 2017 as part of a record-breaking €222 million (£200m/$262m) transfer deal.

A productive spell has been taken in at Paris Saint-Germain, but speculation regarding a second stint in Spain surfaced almost the moment Neymar touched down in France and Barca have made no secret of the fact that they would welcome a familiar face back into their ranks .

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Neymar’s mum reportedly dumps her toyboy lover after discovering he was once with men

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Neymar’s mum has reportedly broken up with her toyboy lover after finding out he dated a string of men.

Nadine Goncalves, 52, declared her love for 23-year-old Tiago Ramos on Instagram less than two weeks ago.

Reports from Brazil have stated that Nadine sent him packing after finding out he had dated a number of men before they met.

Tiago, 23, was allegedly dating Neymar’s personal chef Mauro before beginning a relationship with Nadine.

It has also been reported that he was romantically involved with a famous Brazilian actor and stand-up comic called Carlinhos Maia.

Neymar had showed his support for the new couple after his mother posted a picture of them together to her social media pages.

Nadine posted a picture of herself cuddling up to Tiago alongside the caption: “The inexplicable cannot be explained, you live it…❤️”

The Paris Saint-Germain commented: “Be happy mom ❤️ Love you”

But O Dia reporter Fabia Oliveira claimed the 52-year-old had been urged by her family to end the brief fling.

Computer game fan Tiago is now back with his family in Brazil after leaving Nadine’s mansion.

He posted a video of himself playing a game with his mother and sister to his Instagram page on Wednesday.

Before he linked up with Nadine, he sent Neymar a message insisting that their paths would cross one day.

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PSG willing to up Neymar wages to £640,000-a-WEEK

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PSG aim to ward off all rivals by upgrading Neymar’s contract.

Mundo Deportivo says PSG will offer Neymar a new contract worth a staggering £33million a year to persuade him to snub a Barcelona return.

The Brazilian star has been regularly linked with a move back to the Nou Camp, where he played for Barcelona between 2013 and 2017 before a world-record £198m move to Paris.

But PSG sporting director Leonardo will make an effort to tie him to the club until 2025 with a deal worth £640,000 a week.

The new deal would bring Neymar’s salary closer to those of the only two footballers in the world who earn more than him – Lionel Messi at Barcelona and Cristiano Ronaldo at Juventus.

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Barcelona Coach Takes Decision On Coutinho’s Future, Neymar’s Return

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Barcelona manager, Quique Setien, has decided that attacking midfielder, Philippe Coutinho, still has a future at the club amid interest from Chelsea.

He also ruled out any possibility of Paris Saint-Germain forward Neymar returning to Barcelona.

Asked about Coutinho’s future at Barcelona, Setien told RAC1 on Wednesday evening: “I think Coutinho is a great player, I like him.

“He is still a Barcelona player. You have to pay the clause or pay a sum to Barcelona.

“I think he can be here at the beginning of next season. I have to talk to him to ask him.”

Asked about a potential Barcelona return for Neymar, Setien added: “I like all great footballers, there are a dozen in Europe who are extraordinary. But I like the ones I have too.”

Meanwhile, the Spanish La Liga and other major leagues in Europe are currently suspended due to the spread of Coronavirus across the world.

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Neymar Backs Mom’s Romance With 22 Year-Old Boy

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World ‘s most expensive footballer Neymar appears to have endorsed his 52 year-old mum’s romance with a 22 year-old boy.

Tiago Ramos, a computer game fan and model is even six years younger than Neymar.

Neymar’s mum, Nadine Goncalves, revealed her romance with Ramos when she posted a photo with the lover boy showing them hugging in a garden.

She captioned the photo thus: “The inexplicable cannot be explained, you live it… ❤️”

Nadine split with Neymar’s father and agent Wagner Ribeiro in 2016 after 25 years of marriage.

And despite the age gap, her new relationship appears to have the approval of her superstar son, reports The SUN
Neymar commented on her Insta post: “Be happy mom ❤️ love you.”

Neymar’s dad Ribeiro himself appeared to give the pair his blessing with applause emojis.

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Coronavirus: Neymar Leaves Paris

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Paris Saint-Germain forward, Neymar, has returned to his native Brazil, due to the coronavirus pandemic, ESPN reports.

Neymar left France with his international team-mate, Thiago Silva, before the country went into lockdown on Tuesday.

PSG gave all the players permission to leave the country and self-isolate where they wanted or stay home in Paris.

It is believed that another of Neymar’s compatriot, defender Marquinhos chose to remain in France over returning to Brazil.

The players have been given instructions by the PSG coaching staff to maintain their fitness levels.

These plans include eight minutes of warm up, 10 minutes of doing weights (pushing at least their own weights or more), 40 minutes of running on the treadmill with a change of pace and five minutes of warm down.

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Neymar mocks Erling Haaland as he copies wonderkid’s zen celebration after scoring for PSG against Dortmund

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Neymar mocked Erling Haaland by imitating the Norwegian’s zen celebration during PSG’s 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League last-16 second leg.

Haaland netted twice in the first leg to give Dortmund a 2-1 victory, but Neymar had the last laugh when he scored 28 minutes into the return fixture. 

The Brazilian dived to head in Angel Di Maria’s inswinging corner and celebrated by sitting down in front of the Dortmund bench, crossing his legs and performing a meditative pose. 

Les Parisiens took another significant step towards the quarter-finals when Juan Bernat flicked in from Pablo Sarabia’s cross, and the hosts defended diligently in the second half to secure a 3-2 aggregate win. 

Neymar was involved in a fracas in the closing minutes. He stood up to Emre Can after being fouled by the former Liverpool midfielder who responded by throwing him to the ground. The former Liverpool man swiftly received marching orders from Anthony Taylor. 

Haaland had an off night at Parc des Princes. The fixture was played behind closed doors in order to prevent the spread of Coronavirus but the teenager was himself little more than a spectator, such was Presnel Kimpembe’s defensive dominance. 

The Ligue 1 champions decided to rub salt into the wound at full-time by gathering on the pitch and performing Haaland’s celebration in unison. 

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PSG Manager Reacts to Neymar’s Red Card Against Bordeaux

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Paris Saint-Germain manager, Thomas Tuchel, has refused to blame Neymar for his red card, during their 4-3 win over Bordeaux on Sunday.

Neymar was shown a second yellow card for a late challenge on Yacine Adli.

The 28-year-old exchanged angry words with referee Willy Delajod as he left the pitch.

Tuchel claims Neymar’s reaction was a natural one, given he felt the PSG player had been fouled beforehand by Bordeaux’s Youssouf Sabaly.

“We have to talk about the whole situation.

“He is nervous and he reacts. It is human. He must not, but it is human. And the Bordeaux player does not even get a yellow card,” Tuchel told the media afterwards.

Neymar will now miss PSG’s next Ligue 1 fixture at home to Dijon on Saturday.

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Neymar was sent off for the first time since October 2017 after this challenge on Yacine Adli

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Neymar was sent off late on as Paris St-Germain came from behind to get back to winning ways against Bordeaux.

The Ligue 1 leaders drew 4-4 at Amiens last week before losing 2-1 at Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League and fell behind to a Hwang Ui-jo opener.

Edinson Cavani replied and Marquinhos’ first goal was swiftly cancelled out by Pablo in first half stoppage time.

But Marquinhos and Kylian Mbappe then scored in quick succession before Ruben Pardo’s late reply gave Bordeaux hope.

Neymar was shown a second yellow card for a late challenge on Yacine Adli in stoppage time and the Brazilian forward, 28, will now be suspended for Saturday’s home game against Dijon.

Victory allowed PSG to stretch their lead at the top of the table to 13 points after Marseille were upset 3-1 at home by Nantes on Saturday.

Captain Thiago Silva came off early on with a muscle injury but fellow Brazilian defender Marquinhos, 25, went on to score his first double since joining PSG in 2013.

And although Cavani scored only his fifth goal of the season, it took the Uruguayan forward, 33, to 200 for PSG since he also moved to the French capital in 2013.

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Ronaldo named most valuable athlete on Twitter

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Cristiano Ronaldo’s posts on Twitter are more valuable than those of any other athlete endorser, according to a report from athlete marketing platform Opendorse.

A tweet from the Juventus forward, who has 82.7 million followers on the social media platform, carries a value of $868,606 (£516,000), putting the Juventus forward comfortably ahead of Andres Iniesta, whose posts are valued at $590,825 (£456,000). and Neymar, whose were valued at $478,138 (368,000).

Ronaldo was already marked as sport’s top earner on Instagram last July, earning as much as $975,000 (£754,000) per post, according to analytics firm HopperHQ.

Breaking football’s monopoly on Twitter is NBA icon LeBron James in fourth with a value of $470,356 (£363,000) per post, also making him the highest placed U.S. athlete.

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PSG Have Been Afraid To Play Me But I’ve Wanted To Be Involved – Neymar

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Football star Neymar Jr, has revealed that his club side, Paris Saint-Germain have been too afraid to play him in recent weeks, despite him wanting to get back on to the pitch.

Neymar, 28 hasn’t been picked for any of PSG’s last three Ligue 1 matches due to his recurrent injuries and coach Thomas Tuchel’s fears of him having a relapse in his recovery process.

Injury has blighted Neymar this season, as he has missed several matches since getting a hamstring and foot injury in October.

But Neymar was selected for Tuesday’s Champions League round of 16 clash against Borussia Dortmund in Germany. and scored in the 2-1 loss

Having being impressed with his all round play after returning, the Brazilian attacked PSG for opting to keep him on the sidelines even when he felt fit to play.

“It was not my choice not to play the last matches. I wanted to play, I felt good,” Neymar said post-match.

“The club was afraid and it is I who suffer from it.”

PSG will face Dortmund in the return leg on March 11 with a spot in the quarterfinals on the line.

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‘It Was Complicated’– Neymar Reacts to PSG’s Defeat to Dortmund

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Paris Saint-Germain forward, Neymar, has described his side’s UEFA Champions League 2-1 defeat against Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday night as ‘complicated.’

The Brazilian international scored a goal for PSG at the Westfalenstadion Stadium.

But Erling Haaland’s brace against PSG gave the host a first-leg advantage over the Ligue 1 champions.

Reacting to the development, Neymar said as quoted by PSG’s official website: “It was a complicated game, it was tough on the pitch.

“We tried to play our game, to create chances for ourselves, and we had more than them.

“We cannot wait to play the second leg at home.”

Neymar will now hope to lead PSG to victory when they host Dortmund in the second leg on March 11.

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Neymar Claims Dortmund Have only ‘One Special’ Player in their Squad

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Paris Saint-Germain forward, Neymar, has claimed Borussia Dortmund have only “one special player” in their squad and that is winger, Jason Sancho.

The Brazil international also described Sancho as a very good player that he truly like to watch.

Neymar said this ahead of PSG’s UEFA Champions League round of 16 first-leg tie against Dortmund on Tuesday night.

“Dortmund is a club with lots of quality players,” Neymar told Sky Sports.

“But they have only one special player, who joined the club recently and is name is Sancho.

“The Bundesliga giants also have other good players but Sancho is the one player I like to watch player because he is an excellent player with a lot of quality.

Neymar added: “Our match against them on Tuesday in the Champions League would be tough at their home but we will do our best to come out with a good result at the end of the game to take back to Paris.”

Sancho has been impressive for Dortmund since joining the club from Manchester City in 2017.

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PSG without Neymar, Mbappe held 4-4 by lowly Amiens

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Amiens’ Serhou Guirassy scored an injury time equaliser on Saturday to secure a roller-coaster 4-4 draw with a Paris Saint-Germain side without Neymar and Kylian Mbappe ahead of next week’s Champions League last 16 tie at Borussia Dortmund.

Relegation-haunted Amiens had been on course for a shock win when they surged into a 3-0 lead after 40 minutes before the French champions clawed their way back to lead 4-3 on the back of Tanguy Kouassi becoming PSG’s youngest scorer in 44 years.

Brazil forward Neymar has been sidelined since February 1 with a rib injury while France World Cup winner Mbappe was rested ahead of Tuesday’s trip to Germany.

PSG coach Thomas Tuchel said the world’s most expensive player remained a doubt for the first leg tie.

“For Tuesday I don’t know. I have to wait until tomorrow’s training session,” Tuchel told broadcaster Canal+.

“Everybody’s talking about the match so for that we can feel it’s in our heads and we have been a little bit distracted by it.

“We showed a reaction, our quality, and our mentality was really good, we deserved to win,” he added.

PSG move 13 points clear of second-place Marseille while the home side remain in the relegation zone and without a league win since November 2.

The hosts’ boss Luka Elsner made two changes to his side from last Saturday’s loss to Monaco as Haitam Aleesami and Bongani Zungu started instead of the suspended Thomas Monconduit and Bakaye Dibassy.

Amiens early blitz
Former French youth international Guirassy opened the scoring after nine minutes before ex-Chelsea midfielder Gael Kakuta doubled the lead 20 minutes later.

Fousseni Diabate, on-loan from Leicester City, made it 3-0 on the 40-minute mark after his low effort was deflected by PSG captain Thiago Silva.

Midfielder Ander Herrera cut the league strugglers’ lead seconds before half-time with a side-footed volley.

Tuchel made two changes at the break with Marco Veratti and Marquinhos replacing Idrissa Gueye and Silva.

Teenager Tanguy Kouassi scored his first senior goal after an hour from a Julian Draxler header to become PSG’s youngest goal scorer since Lionel Justier in 1976.

The 17-year-old holding midfielder, who remains on an academy contract with the Parisians, equalised five minutes later from an Angel Di Maria as PSG pushed on.

The visitors thought they had completed a huge comeback as Juan Bernat found Mauro Icardi at the back-post and the on-loan forward hit his 19th goal of the season.

But after one minute of injury time, Guirassy was fed by winger Quentin Cornette to equalise for his eighth effort of the campaign.

On Sunday, second-placed Marseille head to Lille in fourth.On Friday, attacker Islam Slimani claimed a 1-0 victory for Monaco at Montpellier.

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Unai Emery Speaks on his Contribution to Neymar’s Football Career at Barcelona, PSG

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Unai Emery has claimed he convinced Neymar to swap Barcelona for Paris Saint-Germain in 2017.

Neymar became the costliest footballer in the world, after the Ligue 1 club activated his €222million release clause.

Most fans and pundits believed at the time that the Brazilian was desperate to step out of Lionel Messi’s shadow at the Camp Nou.

But Emery, speaking with France Football, says he spoke with Neymar and explained how he would build a team around him.

“I always felt supported by President Nasser [Al-Khelaifi].

“For example, when we were on the verge of signing Neymar, it was up to me to personally explain to him that we were going to build the team around him.

“The president and the board spoke about the contract. However, it is up to the coach to convince him about the on-pitch project,” Emery said.

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Football Highest Earners: Messi Tops List With €8.3million Gross Per Month

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Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi has kept his crown as highest paid footballer in the world, ahead of Juventus’ Cristiano Ronaldo.

On the coaching side, Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone received double that of Real Madrid’s Zinedine Zidane.

In the list published by L’Equipe, Messi earns €8.3 million gross per month after tax, with Cristiano on €4.5m gross per month.

Next up comes Neymar, who earns €3m gross per month from Paris Saint-Germain, with Antoine Griezmann and Luis Suarez both coming just below €3m gross per month.

Joint-sixth on the list are Real Madrid stars Gareth Bale and Eden Hazard who take home €2.5m gross per month.

Highest paid players in the world

1. Messi: €8.3m per month
2. Cristiano Ronaldo: €4.5m per month
3. Neymar: €3m per month
4. Griezmann: Just under €3m per month
5. Luis Suarez: Just under €3m per month
5. Bale: €2.5 million per month
6. Hazard: €2.5m per month
7. Mbappe: €1.9m per month.

Highest paid coaches in the world

With a whopping €3.6m gross per month, Simeone is the world’s best paid coach, ahead of Pep Guardiola who gets €1.94m gross per month.

Jose Mourinho receives €1.46m gross per month from Tottenham, along with Jurgen Klopp who is paid the same amount at Liverpool.

1. Simeone: €3.6m per month
2. Guardiola: €1.94m per month
3. Mourinho: €1.46m per month
4. Klopp: €1.46m per month
5. Zidane: €1.4m per month
6. Antonio Conte: €1.38m per month

De Gea leads the Premier League

The list also looks at the Premier League and Manchester United’s David de Gea leads the way with €1.76m gross per month, ahead of Mesut Ozil and Kevin De Bruyne who both earn €1.64m per month.

In Germany, Bayern Munich striker Robert Lewandowski and his teammate Coutinho pocket the highest salaries of €1.66m a month.

Juventus’ Argentine duo of Gonzalo Higuain and Paulo Dybala take home €1.09m gross and €1.06m gross per month, respectively.

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Neymar Tops 100 Most Expensive Football Transfers Of All Time

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Neymar completed his move from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain for a staggering fee of €222 million in the summer of 2017 and the big deals haven’t stopped since, with Kylian Mbappe joining him in Paris for €145m plus €35m in bonuses.

As a result of his move to the French capital, the Brazilian is now the most expensive player of all time, having smashed the previous record held by Manchester United’s Paul Pogba, who arrived at Old Trafford in 2016 from Juventus for €105m. Mbappe, meanwhile, moves to second on the list.

Atletico Madrid’s massive outlay for Benfica’s Joao Felix of €126m in July of 2019 makes the Portuguese star the third highest on our list.

Philippe Coutinho’s move from Liverpool to Barcelona in January 2018 puts him now fourth, while Barca’s captures of France duo Antoine Griezmann and Ousmane Dembele from Atletico Madrid and Borussia Dortmund respectively sees them ahead of Pogba.

Eden Hazard’s move to Real Madrid from Chelsea for €100m plus add-ons puts him joint-tied for ninth. Cristiano Ronaldo occupies positions nine and 11 on the list, with his move to Juventus in the summer of 2018 eclipsing the cost of his transfer to Real Madrid from Manchester United nine years earlier.

You can see the full list of the world’s most expensive footballers below.
Pos. Player Clubs Year Fee
1 Neymar Barcelona – PSG 2017 €222m
2 Kylian Mbappe Monaco – PSG 2017 €145m (+€35m)
3 Joao Felix Benfica – Atletico Madrid 2019 €126m
4 Philippe Coutinho Liverpool – Barcelona 2018 €120m (+€40m)
5 Antoine Griezmann Atletico Madrid – Barcelona 2019 €120m
6 Ousmane Dembele Borussia Dortmund – Barcelona 2017 €105m (+€45m)
7 Paul Pogba Juventus – Manchester United 2016 €105m
8 Gareth Bale Tottenham – Real Madrid 2013 €100.8m
9 Cristiano Ronaldo Real Madrid – Juventus 2018 €100m
9 Eden Hazard Chelsea – Real Madrid 2019 €100m (+€40m)
11 Cristiano Ronaldo Manchester United – Real Madrid 2009 €94m
12 Gonzalo Higuain Napoli – Juventus 2016 €90m
13 Harry Maguire Leicester City – Manchester United 2019 €87.1m
14 Neymar Santos – Barcelona 2013 €86.2m
15 Romelu Lukaku Everton – Manchester United 2017 €84.8m
16 Virgil van Dijk Southampton – Liverpool 2018 €84.5m
17 Luis Suarez Liverpool – Barcelona 2014 €82.3m
18 James Rodriguez Monaco – Real Madrid 2014 €80m
18 Kepa Arrizabalaga Athletic Bilbao – Chelsea 2018 €80m
18 Lucas Hernandez Atletico Madrid – Bayern Munich 2019 €80m
18 Romelu Lukaku Manchester United – Inter 2019 €80m
22 Nicolas Pepe Lille – Arsenal 2019 €79m
23 Alvaro Morata Real Madrid – Chelsea 2017 €78.9m
24 Zinedine Zidane Juventus – Real Madrid 2001 €77.5m
25 Matthijs de Ligt Ajax – Juventus 2019 €75m (+€10.5m)
26 Kevin De Bruyne Wolfsburg – Manchester City 2015 €75m
27 Frenkie de Jong Ajax-Barcelona 2019 €75m
28 Angel Di Maria Real Madrid – Manchester United 2014 €74.6m
29 Alisson Becker Roma – Liverpool 2018 €73m
30 Luka Jovic Frankfurt – Real Madrid 2019 €70m
30 Rodri Atletico Madrid – Manchester City 2019 €70m
32 Zlatan Ibrahimovic Inter – Barcelona 2009 €69.5m
33 Raheem Sterling Liverpool – Manchester City 2015 €69.1m
34 Riyad Mahrez Leicester City – Manchester City 2019 €67.8m
35 Diego Costa Chelsea – Atletico Madrid 2018 €66m
36 Thomas Lemar Monaco – Atletico Madrid 2018 €65m
36 Kaka AC Milan – Real Madrid 2009 €65m
36 Aymeric Laporte Athletic Club – Manchester City 2018 €65m
36 Joao Cancelo Juventus – Manchester City 2019 €65m (inc. Danilo)
40 Edinson Cavani Napoli – PSG 2013 €64.5m
41 Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Borussia Dortmund – Arsenal 2018 €63.75m
42 David Luiz Chelsea – PSG 2014 €62.5m
43 Angel Di Maria Manchester United – PSG 2015 €61.6m
44 Oscar Chelsea – Shanghai SIPG 2017 €60.3m
45 Naby Keita RB Leipzig – Liverpool 2018 €60m
46 Luis Figo Barcelona – Real Madrid 2000 €60m
47 Tanguy Ndombele Lyon – Tottenham 2019 €60m
48 Fernando Torres Liverpool – Chelsea 2011 €59m
49 Fred Shakhtar Donetsk – Manchester United 2018 €58.9m
50 Jorginho Napoli – Chelsea 2018 €58.9m
51 Hulk Zenit – Shanghai SIPG 2016 €58.6m
52 Benjamin Mendy Monaco – Manchester City 2017 €58.2m
53 John Stones Everton – Manchester City 2016 €58m
54 Kyle Walker Tottenham – Manchester City 2017 €56.7m
55 Hernan Crespo Parma – Lazio 2000 €55m
55 Bruno Fernandes Sporting – Manchester United 2020 €55m (+€25m)
57 Alexandre Lacazette Lyon – Arsenal 2017 €53m (+€7m)
58 Gianluigi Buffon Parma – Juventus 2001 €52m
59 Eliaquim Mangala Porto – Manchester City 2014 €51.7m
60 Alex Teixeira Shakhtar Donetsk – Jiangsu Suning 2016 €50m
60 Bernardo Silva Monaco – Manchester City 2017 €50m
60 Fabinho Monaco – Liverpool 2018 €50m
60 Eder Militao Porto – Real Madrid 2019 €50m
60 Aaron Wan-Bissaka Crystal Palace – Manchester United 2019 €50m
65 Anthony Martial Monaco – Manchester United 2015 €49.3m
66 Gylfi Sigurdsson Swansea City – Everton 2017 €49.2m
67 Christian Vieri Lazio – Inter 1999 €49m
68 Gaizka Mendieta Valencia – Lazio 2001 €48m
68 Ferland Mendy Lyon – Real Madrid 2019 €48m
70 Mesut Ozil Real Madrid – Arsenal 2013 €47m
71 Juan Sebastian Veron Lazio – Manchester United 2001 €46m
71 Rio Ferdinand Leeds United – Manchester United 2002 €46m
71 Ronaldo Inter – Real Madrid 2002 €46m
71 Juan Mata Chelsea – Manchester United 2014 €46m
71 Douglas Costa Bayern Munich – Juventus 2017 €46m
76 Christian Benteke Aston Villa – Liverpool 2015 €45.8m
77 James Rodriguez Porto – Monaco 2013 €45m
77 Joao Mario Sporting C.P. – Inter 2016 €45m
77 Granit Xhaka Borussia Monchengladbach – Arsenal 2016 €45m
80 Tiemoue Bakayoko Monaco – Chelsea 2017 €45m
80 Richarlison Watford – Everton 2018 €45m
80 Vinicius Junior Flamengo – Real Madrid 2018 €45m
80 Rodrygo Santos – Real Madrid 2019 €45m
80 Mateo Kovacic Real Madrid – Chelsea 2019 €45m
80 Sebastien Haller Eintracht Frankfurt – West Ham 2019 €45m
86 Nemanja Matic Chelsea – Manchester United 2017 €44.7m
87 Youri Tielemans Monaco – Leicester City 2019 €44.6m
88 Leroy Sane Schalke – Manchester City 2016 €44m
89 Andriy Schevchenko AC Milan – Chelsea 2006 €43.9m
90 Robinho Real Madrid – Manchester City 2008 €43m
90 Radamel Falcao Atletico Madrid – Monaco 2013 €43m
92 Alexis Sanchez Barcelona – Arsenal 2014 €42.5m
93 Rui Costa Fiorentina – AC Milan 2001 €42m
93 Javier Pastore Palermo – PSG 2011 €42m
93 Thiago Silva AC Milan – PSG 2012 €42m
93 Jackson Martinez Atletico Madrid – Guangzhou Evergrande 2016 €42m
93 Henrikh Mkhitaryan Borussia Dortmund – Manchester United 2016 €42m
93 Mohamed Salah Roma – Liverpool 2017 €42m
99 Leonardo Bonucci Juventus – AC Milan 2017 €42m
100 Lilian Thuram Parma – Juventus 2001 €41.5m
100 Corentin Tolisso Lyon – Bayern Munich

Most expensive British player

Gareth Bale is the most expensive British player of all time, having cost Real Madrid €100.8 million in 2013.

At the time, Bale was the most expensive player in history, but he slipped to eighth in the ranking in 2019. He is now behind the likes of Paul Pogba, Antoine Griezmann and Philippe Coutinho.

The costliest English player in history, incidentally, is Manchester United defender Harry Maguire, who joined from Leicester City in 2019 for €87.1m.

Most expensive teenager

Kylian Mbappe is the most expensive teenager ever after joining PSG on a loan-to-buy deal that will be worth €180 million after bonuses.

Not only is he the most expensive teenage footballer of all time, but Mbappe is also second-most expensive player of all time.

Joao Felix follows Mbappe as the second most expensive teenager, having been signed by Atletico Madrid from Benfica for €126m in 2019.

Most expensive defender

Harry Maguire became the most expensive defender of all time when Manchester United forked out a fee worth €87.1 million to Leicester City for the England international’s services in 2019.

Maguire overtook Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk in the process, but only relatively marginally, with the Netherlands centre-back costing the Reds €84.5m

Most expensive goalkeeper

Kepa Arrizabalaga is the most expensive goalkeeper in history after Chelsea spent €80 million to meet his release clause with Athletic Club in 2018.

For a long time, former Juventus captain Gianluigi Buffon held this mark having joined the Turin outfit from Parma for €52m, which is a colossal fee when inflation is taken into account.

Then within a matter of weeks, the record was shattered twice. First Liverpool brought in Roma’s Alisson Becker for €73m, to temporarily take the mark as the world’s most expensive keeper.

Not to be outdone, Chelsea matched Kepa’s release clause not even a month later, meaning the Spain international has quickly dethroned Alisson for the No.1 spot in transfer history.

Biggest transfer outside of Europe

The most a non-European club has ever paid for a player is €60.3m, which Shanghai SIPG handed over to Chelsea for Brazil midfielder Oscar in 2016.

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Neymar Dedicates Goal To Kobe Bryant After Throwing Up ’24’

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PSG star Neymar dedicated his second goal to the late Kobe Bryant after news of his tragic passing was confirmed on Sunday.

The Basketball icon passed away along with four other people, including his 13-year old daughter Gianna, who also onboard the private aircraft when it burst into flames as they were on the way to a practice session at the Mamba Academy this morning.

The news shocked the sporting world and has led to a whole host of tributes pouring in for the 41-year old, widely viewed as one of the greatest players in NBA history.

He completely transcended the sport in his 20-year career on the court and Neymar, a huge basketball fan who met ‘Mamba’ in 2017, paid tribute when he scored a penalty early in the second half against Lille.

The Brazilian had found out about Bryant’s death at half-time and after finding the net for a second time, gestured the No.24 (Bryant’s iconic LA Lakers number) before praying and pointing to the sky.

Games in the NBA continued but Toronto Raptors and San Antonio Spurs plays paid tribute in the opening exchanges on the court.

Both sets of players allowed the shot clock to expire for 24-second violations on each of their first possessions, with the crowd in attendance giving a standing ovation and chanting Bryant’s name in a wonderful moment.

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Neymar Pays Tribute To Kobe Bryant In Goal Celebration

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The Brazil international fired PSG to victory against Lille and paid his respects to the LA Lakers icon Neymar paid tribute to NBA legend Kobe Bryant as he celebrated his second goal for Paris Saint- Germain against Lille on Sunday. Bryant, 41, was killed alongside at least four other people when his helicopter crashed in California on Sunday morning. Football players and clubs from all over the world expressed their grief following the news of the five-time NBA champion’s passing and Neymar followed up by paying his respects on the field.

The 27-year-old opened the scoring for the Ligue 1 champions with a fine strike 28 minutes into the match at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy. Then early in the second half, Lille were penalised for a hand ball from left-back Reinildo Mandava and Neymar stepped up to take it After converting the spot-kick, the attacker held up two and four fingers on his hands to signalling Bryant’s jersey number, 24, and then clasped his hands together in a praying gesture before pointing to the sky. “I went to see the messages on social media at half-time, I saw that Kobe is dead. It is a great sadness for the world of sport, and for all of us. Not just for basketball fans, but also for everything he did for the sport,” Neymar told Canal Plus when asked about Bryant after the game. “I knew him and I did this celebration to pay tribute to him. And I hope he will rest in peace.” PSG won the encounter 2-0, stretching their lead at the top of the table to 10 points. Neymar, who has now scored nine goals in his last seven Ligue 1 games, was delighted with the result and his current form. “I am very happy, very happy to help the team play this way,” he added. “On the field, I know what to do. I’m 100 per cent and I’m focused on PSG this season and I think we’re going to do great things. I am in my best shape.” Neymar has now scored 13 goals in 16 games in all competitions this season.

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PSG Coach, Tuchel Names Leader in his Squad

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Paris Saint-Germain manager, Thomas Tuchel, says forward, Neymar is the ‘leader’ the club hoped for this season.

The Brazil international has been on top form in recent weeks for Tuchel’s men after recovering from a groin injury earlier this season.

The former Barcelona star has scored 11 goals and registered 5 assists in 12 Ligue 1 appearances for PSG so far this campaign.

“For Neymar, there are a lot of words to describe him,” Tuchel told a news conference ahead of PSG’s clash with Lorient in the Coupe de France on Sunday.

“But the best thing is to watch the games. He is really decisive for us, he closes spaces, he defends.

“He is the leader we hoped for and it is a really good time for him. The challenge is to keep going, to employ the same effort, the way of working and the mindset. It is good but it is just the beginning. It is only January.”

“I am convinced that football is based on team effort,” Tuchel added.

“We attack together and we defend together and if we do that, we are a dangerous team. If not, we are an average team and you cannot win any big thing as an average team.”

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Mbappe Returns to Haunt Monaco, Hits 20th Goal of Season

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Kylian Mbappe scored twice to take his season tally to 20 as the French World Cup winner shone in Paris Saint-Germain’s 4-1 rout of his former club Monaco on Wednesday.

The victory kept PSG eight points clear at the top.

They also registered their 50th goal of the league campaign from 20 matches.

Monaco came away from PSG with a point in a thrilling 3-3 draw in the capital last weekend but they posed no similar threat just three days later.

Mbappe was on target in the 24th and 90th minutes with Neymar tucking away a penalty in first-half stoppage time.

Pablo Sarabia added another in the 73rd minute, just seconds after coming on as a substitute.

Ibrahima Bakayoko grabbed a late consolation for Monaco, beating the impressive Kaylor Navas in goal.

“In every area, we were better than Sunday,” said PSG coach Thomas Tuchel.

“It’s a deserved victory, we had lots of possession.”

Tuchel fielded his ‘Fab Four’ attacking stars in Mbappe, Neymar, Mauro Icardi and Angel Di Maria.

It was a decision which paid dividends when Di Maria floated over a cross for Mbappe to score the opener.

Monaco goalkeeper Benjamin Lecomte denied Mbappe on two further occasions in the first half.

Neymar made it 2-0 from the penalty spot in injury-time after Kamil Glik had fouled Layvin Kurzawa.

Sarabia’s goal was set-up by fellow substitute Marco Verratti before Mbappe completed the rout of the club he had joined in 2015.

“With our four attackers, we can carry out our plan,” added Tuchel.

“For Icardi, it wasn’t a negative game. It’s a good mix.

“Kylian and Neymar carry the ball a lot, Mauro is used to working with us, for the team, to open spaces.

“He hasn’t scored in two matches, but he works. There are no doubts over him.

He added: “The objective was to win the game, take the three points to improve our position.

“We have the best players but I also want to have the best team in each match.”

For Monaco coach Robert Moreno, the defeat was a sobering experience coming after Sunday’s encouraging draw in the French capital.

“I am very happy and proud of my team,” said Moreno after his first home game in charge saw Monaco’s six-match win streak at Stade Louis II end.

“It’s a different result to Sunday but tonight we conceded three goals on the counter-attack and a penalty.

“At 3-1, we took risks but had we scored a second then the mental situation would have changed and the last few minutes would have been interesting.”

Rennes are third in the table, five points behind Marseille and 13 off PSG after a 1-0 win over Nimes.

Adrien Hunou scored the winner in the 64th minute to ensure a sixth win in the last seven games.

Nimes are second bottom, three points behind Amiens who drew 1-1 at home to Reims.

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Messi Threatens To Leave Barcelona

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Lionel Messi has every right to be dejected and fed up of Barcelona, and he has now posted an ultimatum in front of the club after persistent problems.

Barcelona lost out on their chance to get 2020 off to a flyer after suffering a defeat at the hands of Atletico Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup’s semi-final last week. More than anything, it was a lapse of concentration and tactical failure from the Blaugrana with Ernesto Valverde once again being blamed for the debacle.

However, Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez were quick to put the Barca manager behind their backs and insisted that the loss was only their responsibility. Diario GOL has reported that there is a lot more cooking behind the scenes and nobody really is happy within the dressing room with the kind of job that Valverde is doing.

Lionel Messi is among those who is most frustrated with how Barca are doing as a club and has threatened to the board to leave at the end of this season if his demands go unfulfilled. Firstly, Messi has asked for Valverde’s exit on an immediate basis. That said, he does not see Xavi as an ideal candidate for the longer term and wants Koeman to be the coach.

With that said, Messi has once again emphasized the need of signings for the club, especially in the attacking department where some players are struggling and others are bearing responsibilities on their shoulders in spite of reaching the final stages of their careers. Neymar and Lautaro Martinez are the two players wanted by Messi at the Camp Nou.

Finally, he has told the club to get rid of deadweight or players who may spoil the decorum next season. Ousmane Dembele does not seem to be having a future with Barcelona and so, Messi has asked him to be transfer listed. Also, Carles Perez will be sent out on loan but Antione Griezmann will stay after improving in the recent weeks.

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Meet Neymar’s 11-man Gang Being Paid £10k-per-month Each To Follow Him Around

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PSG star Neymar transcends the world of football, enjoying the glitzy showbiz lifestyle of a true celebrity.

From attending elite fashion parties to taking fancy holidays, the Brazilian superstar knows how to live.

And if you’re lucky, you will be part of Neymar’s inner circle, called the ‘parcas’ in his homeland, who indulge in the high-life with him.

Parcas is a slang term in Portuguese meaning ‘partners’, and just like Vinny Chase in US TV show Entourage, the footballer has a group of pals he trusts more than anyone else.

Enter the world of one of the most famous sports stars on the planet.

THE THREE AMIGOS

There’s a popular joke in Brazil that if you’re Neymar’s friend, you won’t feel the current economic and unemployment crisis that’s sweeping the country.

And these live-in mates are reportedly all on the payroll, earning around £10k-per-month from the former Barcelona star.

Gil Cebola, Jota Amancio and Carlos Henrique are key members of his entourage, each providing a different role within ‘Team Neymar’.

They all live with him in the posh Paris suburb Bougival, in a mansion worth millions.

Cebola worked briefly as his agent, before assuming his role as chief photographer, managing Neymar’s live broadcasts and videos on social media.

Off the back of that, Cebola has launched a clothing brand, a tattoo shop and an events production company.

He now has over 500,000 followers on Instagram, and was selected by Google to photograph an ad campaign in Brazil in recent years. It pays to know Neymar.

Amancio, who calls himself Neymar’s personal adviser, is perhaps closest to the forward.

Footballers like Neymar are stars on a completely different level. It’s insane. It’s like a huge cult

The pair played together in the youth ranks at Santos, and he is akin to a “brother” to the footballer.

“We met when we were only 13 years old and since then we have grown up together,” Amancio told Marca.

“We lived in the same house for seven years, we studied together, and until 2010 we played in the same team,”

While Henrique appears to be the brains of the trio, looking after his pal’s commercial and business interests off the pitch.

The three were seen partying with Neymar in Las Vegas, alongside Serena Williams, a host of stunning models and UFC Octagon Girls Jhenny Andrade and Camila Oliveira, while Brazil were playing in the Copa America in 2016.

For Neymar’s 26th birthday his friends also helped him organise a party at the exclusive Pavillion Cambon in Paris, where guests included Lewis Hamilton, Brazilian Ronaldo, and Victoria’s Secret beauty Izabel Goulart.

SHARE THE WEALTH

With a net worth of around £500m, Neymar isn’t afraid to show his entourage a good time.

After all, he believes the parcas are the reason he is where he is today.

Before his record-breaking transfer to PSG, he flew them to the party island of Ibiza where the gang partied on yachts, in super clubs and rented a huge mansion.

It made NBA superstar Draymond Green take note.

“We see stars in America and it’s amazing,” he said on ESPN.

“But [footballers like Neymar] are stars on a completely different level over there. It’s insane. It’s like a huge cult.”

And after his £200m move to Paris, they all went straight to St Tropez, partying at a beach club.

Club revellers saw 12 bottles of champagne delivered to his table, while a funk version of the Brazilian national anthem played as a backdrop.

UNDER PRESSURE

Being Neymar isn’t easy.

The expectation on the shoulders of one of the world’s best footballers for club and country could make a mere mortal crumble.

Gustavo Almeida, another close friend, explained what the entourage provides.

“He lives in a pressure-cooker and we are an escape [from it],” he told Brazilian outlet UOL Esporte.

“We don’t talk about football. We’re a way for him to let go of the stress of his life. We’re together to chat, travel.”

Every Brazilian kid dreams of becoming the next Ronaldo, Zico or Pele… but now just being friends with the new wonderkid on the scene seems to be just as lucrative.

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Messi ‘begged Neymar to return to Barcelona after semi-final defeat by Liverpool’

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Lionel Messi begged Neymar to return to Barcelona after their embarrassing 4-0 defeat by Liverpool in the Champions League semi-final last season, according to France Football.

The report claims that the Barcelona star texted Neymar via WhatsApp, saying: ‘Only together can we win the Champions League. I want you to come back. In two years, I’m leaving, and you’ll be alone, you’ll take my place.’

Barcelona director of football Eric Abidal has confirmed that bringing Neymar back to the club remains an option.

The wantaway PSG star appeared on the cusp of a return to the Spanish giants in the summer, with his feelings public on his intent to leave the French champions.

The Brazilian arrived in Paris in the summer of 2017 in a world record £198million move but has failed to grow into the world’s No 1 player as he had hoped.

A number of injury setbacks as well as an overwhelming unhappiness in the French capital has lead to a miserable two years for the 27-year-old.

And Abidal says Barcelona are certainly still considering facilitating a return for the Brazilian.

‘A top player, who has a Barca philosophy and who is performing at a high level, will always be an option,’ the former full-back said.

‘From there, at the sports level we can make decisions, but the whole financial issue, there are things that you can reach and others that you cannot.

‘The future will say. If it continues at this level, because the season is very long, I will not say that it will be option No 1 but it can be a clear option.’

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Neymar Grooving To Burna Boy’s “Ye” (Video)

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The Afrobeats wave continues to increase rapidly across the world with PSG star Neymar Jr the latest big name to catch the bug.

The Brazilian superstar was seen jamming to one of the songs on Burna Boy’s record selling album, Outside. Neymar is currently injured and has not played since he was taken off in Brazil’s international friendly match against the Super Eagles of Nigeria last month.

However, that has not dampened the spirit of the 27-year-old as he was seen listening to “Ye” while lifting weights in the gym.

Neymar listening to Ye is further proof of how far Burna Boy and Afrobeats, in general, have come. The 28-year-old’s third album was one of the best pieces of art this year. The Gbona crooner received rave reviews for the effort he put in the work.

He is currently on a European tour and has visited cities like Amsterdam, Brussels, Munich, London and Paris already. With sold out shows in Manchester United and Leicester still to come, it has indeed been an incredible year for Burna.

https://youtu.be/uAjGvIIzlG4

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Neymar Taps And Grabs His Mother’s Backside, Twitter Users React

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Paris St Germain player, Neymar is currently trending on Twitter over what he did to his mum at the hospital when she came to visit him.

The video below shows Neymar on a hospital bed with his mum reaching out to give him a hug.

In the process, he taps her backside and grabs it with his mum all smiles.

He captioned a post on Instagram showing him cuddling with his mother: “Smashing mommy”.

VIDEO BELOW.

 

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Neymar & Luka Modric excluded from 30 man Ballon D’or shortlist as Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Virgil van Dijk top nominations

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PSG/Brazil star Neymar Jr. and last year’s Ballon D’or winner Luka Modric have been excluded from the 2019 Ballon D’or nominee list released Monday night with favorite Virgil Van Dijk competing against Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi for the France Football organized award.

The Ballon d’Or has been awarded by the French magazine, France Football, since 1956 and sees their editorial staff put together the initial 30-man shortlist.

Modric beat Messi and Ronaldo to last year’s gong following his impressive run at the FIFA 2018 World Cup and Real Madrid’s Champions League win but his omission this year makes him the first player in history to miss out on nomination the following year after winning it. Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was included on the 30-strong shortlist, along with World Cup winner Kylian Mbappe, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, who have both won the Ballon d’Or a joint-record five times.

Below are the nominated players for the 2019 Ballon D’or award.

Sadio Mane – Liverpool
Sergio Aguero – Manchester City
Frenkie de Jong – Ajax/ Barcelona
Hugo Lloris – Tottenham
Dusan Tadic – Ajax
Kylian Mbappe – PSG
Trent Alexander-Arnold – Liverpool
Donny van de Beek – Ajax
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – Arsenal
Marc-Andre Ter-Stegen – Barcelona
Cristiano Ronaldo – Juventus
Alisson – Liverpool
Matthijs de Ligt – Juventus
Karim Benzema – Real Madrid
Georginio Wijnaldum – Liverpool
Virgil van Dijk – Liverpool
Bernardo Silva – Manchester City
Heung-min Son – Tottenham Hotspur
Robert Lewandowski – Bayern Munich
Roberto Firmino – Liverpool
Lionel Messi – Argentina/Barcelona

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Neymar Will Be Out For 4 Weeks Due To Left Hamstring Injury

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PSG have confirmed that Neymar will be out for 4 weeks due to left hamstring injury.

Neymar underwent an MRI today upon his return to Paris after he suffered an injury in a friendly match against Nigeria.

They have uncovered a left hamstring strain (Grade 2) which will keep him out of action for the next 4 weeks.

That means he will at least miss the next six games for PSG, including the Le Classique against Marseille and two UCL games against Club Brugge.

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