Pushed out by PSG from Doha, Neymar will inevitably live a summer at the heart of rumors. He is used to it, and also knows that the name of the future coach could weigh. In any case, keeping the Brazilian would not bother Julian Nageslmann.
José Mourinho forgotten in barely a week, it is now Julian Nagelsmann who is considered the favorite for the post of coach of Paris Saint-Germain. The German coach recently arrived from Bayern Munich has the enormous advantage of being free, but also of pleasing the Emir of Qatar, who appreciates his sharp tactical sense and his young coach side who is not shy. However, PSG has seen what happened to Nagelsmann with Bayern Munich, and plans to put Thierry Henry as his assistant to try to hold the locker room. A duo that would have the merit of being original, and showing that Paris wants to change things to finally find the right fuel.
Neymar, Qatar no longer wants him
Still, Julian Nagelsmann would be the boss on board, and that’s what he clearly asked for during his discussions with the French club. Even if Luis Campos will be in charge of the transfer window, the German coach will necessarily be kept informed of major issues if he were to sign for Paris SG. And concerning Neymar, things have the merit of being clear. Admittedly, the Emir of Qatar no longer wants the Brazilian, who is now considered harmful to performance and exemplary behavior in the locker room. Finding him a way out will be complicated, but it won’t be a problem for Nagelsmann in any case.
Nagelsmann persuaded to be able to save the Ney
According to Don Balon, the former Bayern Munich coach is convinced he can put Neymar back on the right track, and insert him into his future game plan to give him responsibilities. And the taste for effort, which will be a determining criterion for the German technician. In any case, the departure of Neymar, announced on the side of Manchester United recently, is not considered as a decisive element in his choice to come to PSG. This even if Nagelsmann showed Bayern that he still had a big problem managing strong characters, and that he ended up being fired by his locker room, who could no longer take his decisions, sometimes taken without tweezers against the stars of the team. In Munich, he had the rug pulled from under his feet, and there is no doubt that his management will be closely followed in Paris if he were to commit to the champion of France.
