Mixing Business with Pleasure. The Neymar Story.

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How much do I need to start my own league, sure wouldn't be more than £450 million. As it stands though, a single being playing the round ball that we all love is worth just that amount. But what is the fuss all about, it isn't my money anyway.

The ultimate truth in the midst of all these chaos is this - This is the best best decision Neymar could have made. Consider this for a moment, Neymar arrived Barcelona in 2014 and since then he has won the 2 Laliga titles, 3 Copa Del Rey titles, a Club World Cup and a solitary Champions League title. These trophies together constitute every major trophy a player can win whilst playing in Barcelona, and he has won them all. So I am sure Neymar would be thinking to himself, what more challenge can life at Barcelona offer and the honest answer is nothing.

For a player of Neymar's caliber, with all the glitz and glamour associated with him, what he must sure desire the most is to win the Fifa men's best player and staying at Barcelona would not help this cause as long as Messi is still there. There cannot be two Kings in the land, and Neymar trying to outshine Messi in Barcelona would be open rebellion against a true King.

So now to achieve this aim he must have checked out his options, first and foremost on his mind must be Real Madrid but that is a no go area, a true Monarch already resides there, next of course is Manchester United but it wouldn't have been a smart choice because this is a club just finding its feet, and what Neymar needs is a club that is already grounded. Which brings us to the third and best option Paris Saint Germain.

PSG are a club on the rise and unlike Madrid and Barcelona have no true King, and more importantly unlike Manchester United, they are well grounded. They have a good starting line up to boast of and Neymar would fit in just well. To spice it up a bit he would find it easy to score lots of goals because as we all know it French league is not a defensive league.

The jackpot in all these would be Neymar helping PSG to life the Champions League, this would give him a genuine chance at winning the world best. But come to think of it, this could all just be much ado about nothing and it could be that Neymar is leaving because of Money.

£500,000 per week, one can't help but wonder if its business or pleasure. Maybe they are just mixing it.

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  1. Unknown3 August 2017 at 12:03

    but then....i dont think he would be an instant hit

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