Neymar - Forward - PSG (9 Viewers)
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Yeah. Neymar is a beast. Playing third wheel at Barca and seeing what he did there even so. That season (15-16) Messi missed 6 weeks or whatever it was, and Neymar-Suarez formed a duo up front, he had like 13 goals - 8 assists in the 10 games in league and CL. But of course with Messi fit, it always made sense to run the play through him and the Messi-Suarez partnership was deadly, with Neymar most often playing off ball as third option. And he’s dominated in Ligue 1, regardless of it being a shit league. And it’s not like he has underperformed in CL for them with 11 goals - 5 assists in 13 matches.
Neymar’s skills would compliment Ronaldo far better than they did Messi IMO.
I can see not wanting him because of his attitude and behaviour off pitch... I’m of mixed mind there. But not rating him as a footballer is just dumb.
Silly hypothetical though. There is no way we can afford him right now.
Neymar’s skills would compliment Ronaldo far better than they did Messi IMO.
I can see not wanting him because of his attitude and behaviour off pitch... I’m of mixed mind there. But not rating him as a footballer is just dumb.
Silly hypothetical though. There is no way we can afford him right now.
The comparison to Dybala 
Neymar was a MONSTER at 17 years old, carrying his club to titles including a continental trophy, golden ball and everything else. He was the real deal since the beginning like all the greats were. He's just unlucky to be playing in the era of Ronaldo-Messi or would've won multiple ballon d'ors by now. Bitch please...
Neymar was a MONSTER at 17 years old, carrying his club to titles including a continental trophy, golden ball and everything else. He was the real deal since the beginning like all the greats were. He's just unlucky to be playing in the era of Ronaldo-Messi or would've won multiple ballon d'ors by now. Bitch please...
oh yeah he was out like a little bitch injured. just like he has been over past season for psg.
in b4 another rant by osman. no one cares neymar we dont need. nor should this discussion even be iup
I agree with this he stepped up alot for barce when messi was injured and he also was more important than messi in CL as he was the one that turned games around like that psg one after they got trashed. But since hes moved to PSG hes turned into a bigger bitch and diva who wants to spend most hes time doing party tricks with that ball, setting records for how many rolls he get in one foul and think he prefers spending more time with hes sister than actually playing football these days. The last 2 CLS hes missed because of injury and also now just missed the entire copa with injury far too much risk with how much silly money he would want.
Just thinking this through though......
PSG paid EU222m for his 5 year contract. Their annual amortization is therefore ~45m a year. His residual value would now be 133m. So they would make a profit on his sale above that amount.
His salary is what I am not sure about. My understanding is that he gets around 30m a year but what is not certain is whether that is before or after taxes. If its pre tax then its more plausible financially if Juve just met his wages.
So, assuming we bought him for 150m on the same wages, he would cost us 60m a year pre-tax between amortization and wages.
Now....
If Juve decided to sell Dybala in order to fund it.....
If Dybala could be sold for 80m, we would book a profit on his sale of 72m (his residual value is only 8m now). His amortization was to be 8m this year and his wages are around 7.5m NET or 15m gross. So Dybala is costing us 23m a year before tax.
So assuming the above happened.....
The P&L would be impacted by +35m in the FY19/20 year but then -37m in the FY21 and FY22 years
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So....whether we want to do it or not is another question but financially its actually not as completely out of the question as you might think particularly if Neymar's wages are GROSS 30m. That I am not sure of.
PSG paid EU222m for his 5 year contract. Their annual amortization is therefore ~45m a year. His residual value would now be 133m. So they would make a profit on his sale above that amount.
His salary is what I am not sure about. My understanding is that he gets around 30m a year but what is not certain is whether that is before or after taxes. If its pre tax then its more plausible financially if Juve just met his wages.
So, assuming we bought him for 150m on the same wages, he would cost us 60m a year pre-tax between amortization and wages.
Now....
If Juve decided to sell Dybala in order to fund it.....
If Dybala could be sold for 80m, we would book a profit on his sale of 72m (his residual value is only 8m now). His amortization was to be 8m this year and his wages are around 7.5m NET or 15m gross. So Dybala is costing us 23m a year before tax.
So assuming the above happened.....
The P&L would be impacted by +35m in the FY19/20 year but then -37m in the FY21 and FY22 years
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So....whether we want to do it or not is another question but financially its actually not as completely out of the question as you might think particularly if Neymar's wages are GROSS 30m. That I am not sure of.
He is expired goods.
The comparison to Dybala
Neymar was a MONSTER at 17 years old, carrying his club to titles including a continental trophy, golden ball and everything else. He was the real deal since the beginning like all the greats were. He's just unlucky to be playing in the era of Ronaldo-Messi or would've won multiple ballon d'ors by now. Bitch please...
Neymar was a MONSTER at 17 years old, carrying his club to titles including a continental trophy, golden ball and everything else. He was the real deal since the beginning like all the greats were. He's just unlucky to be playing in the era of Ronaldo-Messi or would've won multiple ballon d'ors by now. Bitch please...
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