Neymar Jr opens the door to his departure from Paris Saint-Germain

The future of Neymar Jr goes back to be in the air, now more than ever. The mediapunta, after the recent statements of Nasser To the-Khelaïfi in which hablabla on that only it wanted committed players to the one hundred by one hundred in the Paris Saint-Germain, would be meditando the possibility to abandon the Parisian group five years after his pertinent signing of the FC Barcelona.

As it has informed 'RMC Sport', the player of 30 years sees possible his exit of the Park of the Princes, although find a new destination will be a task complicated because the PSG will ask a price of traspaso 'important' (considering that they paid by him 222 million euros) and, more important still, is one of the better players paid of the European football.

The possibility that Neymar leave the capital of France arrives a year after it renewed his agreement until the 2025, with the option that said agreement extend of automatic way until 2027 if it wishes it. With this new panorama, his situation complicates and the PSG will begin to look for him a new team, with the possibility that it finish recalando in some team of the Premier League.

Possible destination of Neymar

In 'RMC Sport' have aimed that from England is where more near follow the actuality of the international with the 'canarinha' and that Chelsea of Thomas Tuchel will be the first in the career by his traspaso, in case that it abandon the French club. The trainer thinks that can recover the best version of the footballer and could be important to reinforce his line of attack.

To the interest by 'Ney' also would have added the Manchester United and the Newcastle, but are cases less likely for the footballer, place are teams that will not contest the Champions League in the next season. The 'Network Devils' would attend his situation as long as Cristiano Ronaldo abandon the club, whereas the 'magpies' have sufficient economic power to tackle the operation if the player decants by the option to play in the St. James' Park, although it is an unreal possibility.