Saudi Arabia again and again! Very active since the start of the summer transfer window with the arrival of several players from the European continent in its championship, the country of golf is on the way to affording one of the best players on the planet, namely the Brazilian Neymar.
Announced close to Saudi Arabia and the Al-Hilal club this Saturday evening, the Parisian number 10 would have finally reached a contractual agreement with the Saudi club this Sunday according to information from the newspaper l’Équipe. The Brazilian international would agree to a two-year contract with a salary of 160 million euros over the two seasons.
Common ground has not yet been found between PSG and Al-Hilal but the newspaper l’Équipe announces that the deal should be concluded. There is talk of a transfer that could be around 80 million euros.
The Parisian number 10 is therefore on the verge of leaving Paris Saint-Germain, six years after his arrival at the club. The Auriverde artist, who is not in the club’s and Luis Enrique’s plans this season, will aim to revive and regain his splendor in the Saudi Pro League.
Le Ney could also be joined by his Parisian teammate Marco Verratti who also has an agreement with the Saudi team.
