The biggest transfer in footballing history could be coming to a dramatic end with suggestions that a deal from Barcelona to PSG could be completed by Monday or Tuesday.
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This is the day Neymar will sign for PSG
The Brazilian’s release clause of €222m comfortably beats that of Paul Pogba’s £89m move to Manchester United
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Rumours of a potential deal were initially rebuffed with the idea of Neymar swapping Barcelona for PSG too much for many people to believe.
Soon, murmurs become too loud for football fans to ignore as they continually picked up pace over the past few weeks.
There were then suggestions a deal was near completion and on Friday it was confirmed that Neymar would miss media obligations due to a transfer related event.
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Even further so, there have been suggestions today that Neymar’s team hope to have a deal formally concluded by Monday or Tuesday next week in what will be by far the most expensive transfer in history.
The Brazilian’s release clause of €222m comfortably beats that of Paul Pogba’s £89m move to Manchester United, dwarfs it in fact.
Should a deal get done by Tuesday, it will certainly send shockwaves through the world of football that Paris Saint Germain mean business.
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