The Brazilian striker, who dreamed of going to Barcelona, will leave the Parque de los Príncipes to continue his career with the Arab team.
Neymar Jr. is just one step away from becoming a footballer for Al-Hilal, now that the Brazilian player has accepted the Saudi Arabian club’s offer. The international of Canarinha had a contract until 2027 in the Parque de los Príncipes.
Neymar signing for Saudi Arabia’s Al-Hilal: price, how much money PSG will receive and how many years of contract he will sign
The Arab team and the former FC Barcelona striker have agreed on the transfer and all that remains is for PSG to accept an offer of around 80 million euros. A figure that would make Neymar the most expensive transfer in the French club’s history (exceeding the 40 ‘kilo’ that Valencia paid for Gonçalo Guedes) and also from the Saudi Arabian league.
In addition to that €80 million, PSG could receive a substantial amount of easy-to-fulfill bonuses (titles, games played, etc.), which would increase the transfer to around €120 million. It is about an operation that would greatly help the Ligue 1 champion to meet Financial Fair Play obligations.
As reported by various media in Brazil, Neymar’s contract with Al-Hilal would be for two seasons and he would receive a salary of around 120 million euros per year.
In this way, the former Santos would share a dressing room with well-known footballers such as Rúben Neves, Koulibaly, Malcom or Milinković-Savić.
Source: Goal