Neymar Misses Barcelona, Regrets World Record Transfer to PSG

Posted by Odinaka on Tue 31st Oct, 2017 - tori.ng

Brazilian superstar, Neymar who became the most expensive footballer in history when he joined PSG, is unhappy in Paris and already regrets leaving Barcelona.

Neymar
 
Neymar is regretting his world-record move to Paris Saint-Germain and misses Barcelona, according to reports in Spain.
 
The Brazilian who left the La Liga giants for the Ligue 1 side in a stunning €222million deal last summer, has endured a mixed start to life at the Ligue 1 outfit.
 
Neymar has scored 10 goals in 11 games, but also fell out with strike partner Edinson Cavani. The 25-year-old was sent off in their 2-2 draw with Marseille and there are suggestions he is also unhappy with manager Unai Emery’s tactics.
 
“La Porteria understands that the Brazilian regrets having left Barça and misses his life in Barcelona.
 
“The player is unhappy with Emery and his methods. The player’s environment does not feel comfortable in Paris either,” Catalan TV station, La Porteria, tweeted on Monday.
 
Reports had emerged recently of a rift between Neymar, 25, and manager Emery, it was understood the Brazilian had been unhappy with certain aspects of training.
 
While, it had also been revealed his contract also included various privileges.
 
And they varied from being able to bring his equipment in a bag with his own label to being exempt from receiving strong tackles in practice.
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