PSG, guaranteed jackpot “if they manage to get rid of Neymar”

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By: Manu Tournoux

PSG, guaranteed jackpot "if they manage to get rid of Neymar"

To remedy possible financial problems linked to a free departure from Mbappé in 2024, PSG could find a relatively simple alternative. Parting with Neymar would be the best solution for Daniel Riolo.

Even though Paris Saint-Germain were recently spared by the DNCG, they could soon find themselves in financial difficulty in just under a year. According The Athletica free departure from Kylian Mbappé would result in a considerable shortfall for the capital club.

For Daniel Riolo, this problem could easily be circumvented. “They know that they will save a large wage bill, even enormous if they manage to get rid of Neymar. It’s a way of putting pressure on people to continue seeing MbappĂ© as the big bad wolf.” declared the sports journalist on the airwaves of RMC. “I bet on that very strongly. We are talking about a club that wants to shine in Europe and which would be managed like the local grocery store and where we would not have anticipated all that? There was a malpractice but there is a way to recover the thing “, continues the columnist in the program “L’After Foot”.

Daniel Riolo also envisages that this communication war has another objective for the Parisian leaders. “Or it’s a way of pushing MbappĂ© to settle down and sign a new contract. With a clause where we would accept an offer, even at 50 million, or a little more next year, ” imagine Gilbert Brisbois’ sidekick.

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