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Between Neymar Jr (32 years old) and PSG, the love story has had its ups and downs. Arriving through the front door in 2017, the player bought for €222 million has brought to his team. He has also sometimes disappointed, he who has often been betrayed by his body. This Thursday, the Brazilian international, who left the French capital a little over a year ago to settle down at Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia, spoke again about PSG. Indeed, he returned to the departure of Angel Di Maria (36 years old) from the Parisian club during the documentary dedicated to the Argentinian on Netflix.
“His departure, I remember it was a very sad day. Especially when you know that he wanted to stay at Paris Saint-Germain. But the club didn’t want to extend his contract. It was very sad for those around him. Football is very strange. One day the whole club depends on you and the next day, they push you aside like you’re nobody.” A nice dig at PSG. In the trailer for the documentary, we also hear Ney added about El Fideo: “He is one of the best players Argentina has ever had.” Di Maria will appreciate these words from Neymar. PSG, less so.
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