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Neymar WON’T be returning to Barcelona with agent saying there’s more chance of Messi joining him at PSG


NEYMAR no longer wants to return to Barcelona, according to his agent Wagner Ribeiro.

And the Brazilian’s representative also claimed there is more chance of Lionel Messi joining his client at Paris Saint-Germain than Neymar going back to the Nou Camp.

Neymar no longer wants to return to Barcelona

Agent Wagner Ribeiro reckons there is more chance of Lionel Messi joining his client at PSG

Neymar was heavily linked with a £136million switch back to the Nou Camp earlier this season.

But after PSG’s surge to the Champions League final and Barca’s humiliating demise, the 28-year-old has had a change of heart and will stay in France for “at least two years”.

Ribeiro told Placar: “There was a time when he was sad because of his injuries.

“At that time he was ready to leave, to return to Barcelona or go to Real Madrid. Not today, you can see his joy.

“I joke with him: living in the city of light, where everyone wants to stroll, enjoying French cuisine, living in a beautiful house, with friends and family close by, playing for one of the best clubs, with everything a person needs and likes…

“What reason would he have to leave PSG today?

“Neymar is happy and I think he’ll stay at PSG for at least two more years.

“Today, without a doubt, it’s easier for Messi to go to PSG than for Neymar to return to Barcelona. Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.

“I’m serious, you can’t doubt Qatar’s economic power.”

Messi reportedly wants to leave Barcelona this summer after their Champions League humiliation.

The Catalans were thrashed 8-2 by Bayern Munich in the quarter-final.

Barcelona boss Ronald Koeman says he doesn’t know if he has to convince Messi to stay


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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