Ignoring ‘king’ Mbappe’s request to remove Neymar, PSG’s new captain has made his own decision on the Brazilian star’s case.
Recently, the story of Neymar’s departure or arrival has become a hotter topic than ever, not only in Paris but also in the world of football.
Since renewing with the French team, this 24-year-old striker has become the club’s `biggest figure` and has the right to decide who goes and who stays.
Mbappe is said to have asked the PSG Board of Directors to remove Neymar this summer
But ignoring Mbappe’s request to be considered ‘powerful’, Neymar’s future will be decided by the team’s new captain, confirmed to be Mr. Christophe Galtier.
According to French website Cnews, the former Nice coach plans to build PSG a new tactical system based on the 3-5-2 diagram.
Could the arrival of coach Christophe Galtier be a ray of hope to help Neymar stay at PSG?
A few days ago, Brazil coach Mr. Tite also criticized PSG for not letting Neymar play to his strengths, leading to a decline in performance.
However, recently French transfer expert Santi Aouna of FootMercato spoke out to refute the information from Cnews.
Accordingly, Santi said coach Christophe Galtier will follow all personnel plans proposed by advisor Luis Campos.
Neymar is no longer number 1 at PSG while the influence of Mbappe and Messi is getting bigger and bigger
Thus, Neymar’s future at PSG is still not guaranteed despite the appearance of coach Galtier and the risk of leaving is still very high.
According to Le Parisien, Neymar leaving PSG this summer seems inevitable, when both sides are no longer happy with each other.
Even the Ligue 1 defending champion is willing to `sell` the Brazilian star for only 50 million euros or accept to pay part of his salary of 35 million euros/season to any club that wants to borrow Neymar.
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Neymar’s excellent plays at PSG in the 2021-22 season (source: PSG)
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