Trouble is though deals such as this become the overall driver of player prices. It is not just about does it work for PSG. Average players become more expensive, and not all teams are backed by countries, but they do all operate in the same markets.
Nor is it just about the transfer fee there are the forces it places on financing player squad wages
How does this deal fit in with the FIFA financial fair play rules? What happens when income streams from the likes of Sky start to plateau?
Football is still about an owners ego not financial sense
so it's 40m per year for transfer fee, basic wages around 35m per year. so 75m per year (or around 20% of their total turnover on one player). Have to imagine the knock-on effect for other PSG stars wages will be also create further problems.Interesting commentary on the way PSG might be affected by the FFP rules.
Turns out that the £198m will be spread over the 5 years of his contract to meet the FFP criteria.
Neymar transfer: Can PSG get away with paying £198m fee? - BBC News
It's just Obscene IMO
And the purported wage even worse..
I just don't think he's World Class either.
No where near the level of MESSI or Ronaldo.
Qatar have paid him a shitload to be an "Ambassador" for the 2022 World Cup, he used that money to pay his own release clause. Barca/La Liga are not amused by this loophole so who knows what's going to happen long term now.How is this going to work with FFP?
It is madness, but not as straight forward as that!
Madness!
It is madness, but not as straight forward as that!
Cavani has a clause in his contract, that if he's Ligue 1 top scorer at the end of the season he gets nearly £900k, but PSG's owner's want to give him that now whether or not he's top-scorer.
Fair play to Cavani though, Neymar can't just "Shout the Loudest" and get what he wants.
Nah, haven't seen that, I'll google it, which match was it in?He should take the cash and then next time they get a penalty refuse to give it to Neymar and keep Neymar little stooge Alves away from the ball. Did you see the image of alves holding onto the ball until Neymar could have it for a free kick?
Nah, haven't seen that, I'll google it, which match was it in?
Gotchya, found it. Alves does seem to keep the ball from Cavani then hand it to Neymar.The same as the penalty incident
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