Neymar would have sued his former club Barcelona in what is the most recent bankruptcy of the long saga between the two sides. Brazilian lawyers are not easy to pay 44 million euros in the payment that they still estimate they must pay through the Blaugrana. to an earlier judgment in June ordering him to pay Barcelona 6. 7 million euros.
Neymar spent four incredibly successful years at Camp Nou between 2013 and 2017, forming one of the attacking trios in football history with Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez.
However, his arrival from Santos took a position in very bitter circumstances, with allegations of embezzlement and tax evasion that led to the resignation of then-President Sandro Rosell in 2014.
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His departure is also less than cordial, and despite signing for the French giants for a record world amount, there is a lot of bad blood between the player and his former team, amid bonus claims due and unpaid.
A June ruling had ordered Neymar to pay Barcelona 6. 7 million euros for a contract dispute, however, according to the most recent reports, he appealed the ruling.
When things went well between Neymar and Barcelona, the former Santos player proved to be his for the club’s cause and played a key role in the team’s success on the ground.
Brazil’s foreigner signed a contract extension in July 2016 that would have kept him in Spain until 2021 and a clause in the agreement provided for bonuses of 26 million euros.
However, the club returned to the agreement amid reports that Neymar was heading to PSG and did not make the bills before leaving Camp Nou.
This is the payment that the attacker’s lawsuits and reports in Spain reveal that they have sued the Catalan giants in court.
It remains to be noted what the final results of this new dispute would be, but it is a bitter end to what was once a mutual relationship.
Neymar is currently offside for a leg injury, but hopes to return to action, as PSG hopes to capitalize on last season’s earnings. He’s about to talk about an extension of his current contract with the French giants.