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PSG ‘are fed up with Neymar and ready to sell world-record transfer over off-the-pitch issues’

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NEYMAR and PSG are have fallen out, and the French side are ready to cut ties with the most expensive player ever, according to reports.

PSG and their owners in Qatar want to get Neymar out this summer, due to a number of reasons including his injuries and off the pitch problems.

Neymar has failed to bring the Champions League to Paris.
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Neymar has failed to bring the Champions League to Paris.Credit: Alamy

According to journalist Romain Molina, via , the Qatari owners have lost patience with the Brazilian.

There are reported to be numerous issues that Neymar brings with his immense talent, including a poor agent-club relationship, constant injury problems, off the pitch issues and a lack of on pitch results.

This week Neymar failed to produce the impact needed to get PSG into the Champions League quarter-finals, as they were eliminated by Karim Benzema and Real Madrid, before he had a row with Donnarumma.

Neymar is now 30 years old, and having cost PSG £190million, they would be lucky to receive half of that investment back in a sale.

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The transfer of Neymar to PSG from Barcelona was a huge saga in itself, but it has since been well documented that he wants to return to Barcelona.

Neymar has often been criticised for his partying antics in Paris, but he insists he only goes out when he doesn't have training the next day.

Neymar was 'eager' to return to Barcelona back in 2019, and it would seem that this summer he will have the opportunity to return, should they have him back.

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It is no doubt that Neymar is an exceptional talent, and has been for some time, proven by his six top ten Ballon d'Or finishes since 2011.

This season however he has struggled, only returning four goals and three assists in 13 games, out of a potential 27 league fixtures.

This is not the return expected of a £190million asset.

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