londonblue
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I know Messi has invested in, ie bought, quite a few hotels in Sitges.Perhaps Neymar will be doing the same in Paris.
Did he do that with the money he didn't pay in tax?
I know Messi has invested in, ie bought, quite a few hotels in Sitges.Perhaps Neymar will be doing the same in Paris.
He's now paid his release clause to La Liga, who have rejected it claiming it's come from PSG who are being financed by a state (Qatar) which is against FIFA rules. Will surely only delay a move.
Did he do that with the money he didn't pay in tax?
This tweet thread is very interesting on that exact topic:Does anyone else see the irony of Barcelona and La Liga in general insisting of foreign clubs playing by the rules?
198 mil !
You could buy 399 Ryan Leonards for that !
In fairness it would take that many Ryan Leonards to get near him:smile:
Fantastic player who will blossom now away from Messi and Suarez domination, though the fee is crazy, but you cannot blame him, new challenge, inflated wages and who knows the trophy he must desire so much the Worlds Best player at end of the season, not a chance whilst in the shadow of Messi and Suarez, of course there is a Real Madrid star who might make a fight of winning it
UTS
In fairness it would take that many Ryan Leonards to get near him:smile:
Fantastic player who will blossom now away from Messi and Suarez domination, though the fee is crazy, but you cannot blame him, new challenge, inflated wages and who knows the trophy he must desire so much the Worlds Best player at end of the season, not a chance whilst in the shadow of Messi and Suarez, of course there is a Real Madrid star who might make a fight of winning it
UTS
I'm a little confused who has paid the release clause? Is it Neymar or PSG because SSN are saying Neymar and his representatives have paid the release clause.
It's something like Spanish football pretends that players buy themselves out of their contract at their buy out clause fee rather than the buying club paying it as per normal transfers.
so instead of Sheffield United offering us £500k they give Ryan Leonard £500k and he buys himself out of his contract then signs for the new club.
A bit like the speaker in Parliament is supposed to be unaware that political parties exist
Football really is insane at the moment. ten years of economic stagnation, crisis, squeezed incomes and living standards yet more and more insane money floats around the football world