Neymar goes to Saudi Arabia! (Official)

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By: Manu Tournoux

Neymar at PSG, it's over!

This Tuesday, the Al-Hilal club formalized the arrival of Neymar who signed a two-year contract.

It was announced several days ago, it’s now official, Neymar is no longer a Paris Saint-Germain player. For a few days, the Brazilian international has been announced with insistence on the side ofAl Hilalthe Saudi club ready for all the madness to afford the new star of the Saudi championship.

Saudi Arabia offers Neymar

This Tuesday, Al-Hilal formalized the arrival of the former Barcelonan via a video posted on his social networks. The 31-year-old has signed up for a two-year term during which he should receive between 300 and 400 million euros and benefit from many extraordinary advantages.

For its part, the capital club will receive around 90 million euros in transfer compensation. In total, Neymar will have played 173 matches with Paris, for 118 goals and 70 assists. He won 13 trophies there, including four French championships, and greatly contributed to the Parisian epic until the Champions League final in 2020.

In Al-Hilal, he will find several other big transfers of the summer such as Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, Kalidou Koulibaly, Malcom and Ruben Neves. Last season, the club finished 3rd in the Saudi Pro League.

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