After losing the Champions League quarter-final with Real Madrid, there were all kinds of bizarre news in the Paris team, the chairman and director made a big fuss in the referee's room, and so-and-so players and so-and-so players fought, true or false, and people could not help but sigh: Maybe this is the reason why Paris cannot be called a "giant".
However, in addition to these false and real gossip news, a piece of news about Neymar is more worthy of attention. There are reports that the Paris boss has had enough of the underperforming Brazilians and wants to sell Neymar. Undoubtedly, this is a shocking news, after all, no matter which team fans believe it, it is difficult to forget the significance of Neymar to Paris and even the world football world.
In the 2016-17 season, Neymar led Barca to a 6-5 victory to reverse Paris, leaving a strong mark in the history of the Champions League. Neymar's performance in that game was impeccable, reaching the level comparable to the peak of Mero, but the focus of the post-match news shifted to Messi.
Journalists boasted that Messi had led Barca to a comeback, ignoring Neymar, who had contributed the most in the reversal. Since then, Neymar has no longer wanted to stay in Barca, or rather, in this Barca team with Messi.
At the end of the season, Neymar moved to Paris Saint-Germain for 222 million euros, officially opening the golden age of modern football. It was after Neymar's transfer that the signing of a player at a cost of over 100 million yuan became no longer exaggerated, and even the likes of Maguire could be sold for 80 million euros because of the British account bonus, and Neymar became the one who changed this football era in another way.
The news of the desire to sell Neymar undoubtedly reflects an incompetence on the side of the Paris hierarchy. When Neymar was first signed, he wanted to build a real giant team with it as the core, even if the high-paid and high-paying Neymar failed to win a Champions League title for Paris in recent years, the team also created a result of reaching the Final of the Champions League.
In contrast, the actions of the top management in recent years have not only not carried out practical reinforcement in the weak position of the team, but also wasted a lot of money to sign a player like Messi whose famous strength has long been gone.
Arguably, Paris has become a thoroughly "commercial" team, so why abandon Neymar? It is true that his strength may no longer be top-notch and his physical fitness is declining, but it is undeniable that he is still one of the most creative strikers in football.
The bigger reason for selling Neymar may be because he is no longer the player who hangs on the name of the third man in the world, and for Paris, there is no commercial value of the forward player, they will not need.