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After a year and a half of a full fiasco, Neymar wants to see other horizons. Committed to the Saudi club Al-Hilal since his transfer from Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 2023, the Brazilian practically did not play due to a serious injury followed by a relapse. From now on, the two parties discuss a possible termination of early contract but negotiations come up against financial points. In the meantime, Santos is ready.
Club Training of the “Ney”, Santos is determined to repatriate his old jewel today damaged by physical seeds, but whose talent is still there. However, he must take his pain in patience and see how the discussions between the player and Al-Hilal take place. In remarks given to the media ArryadiaOne of the leaders of Santos took stock of the situation.
Santos always instantly
“We are always interested in the signature of Neymar in January, but he must first end up discussing the question of his departure with his current club. In order to be able to recruit Neymar, we must also discuss the financial aspect with him. »» There is therefore still a long way to go and obstacles to pass before seeing the former FC Barcelona retravers the Atlantic to return to Serie a Brazilienne.
As a reminder, Neymar remains under contract with Al-Hilal until June 2025. He was not registered by his club to be able to participate in the second half of the season. It remains to be seen if everyone will be able to get along in order to unlock the situation in one way or another.
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