Neymar reportedly agrees Saudi Arabia move at 160m euro contract

Neymar contract: Over the last several days, discussions have taken place between PSG and the winger regarding a potential arrangement that would mark the conclusion of his stay in France. Luis Enrique has explicitly communicated that the winger won’t be required for the upcoming season.

Al-Hilal look to have won the race to sign Neymar, as their financial offer has satisfied all parties. That’s what L’Equipe in France is reporting, with transfer guru Fabrizio Romano confirming the news on social media.

The Saudi Arabian side, according to RMC Sport, are willing to pay PSG a transfer fee of more than 60m euros for Neymar, who is 31 years old and under contract until 2025.

There would also be bonuses that would see that figure increase to almost 100m euros, while L’Equipe report that Neymar will sign a two-year contract worth a total of 160m euros personally.

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End of the Neymar era in Paris

As previously noted by MARCA, MLS was not a viable option for Neymar. Saudi Arabia, however, has proven to be the escape route for the problem that PSG and Neymar had.

The Brazilian, who arrived in Paris in 2017 for 222m euros, will now end his time with the club.

He has failed to lift the coveted Champions League and his performances have always been like a rollercoaster.

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