Neymar, the embodiment of football money

222 million euros is not the only money PSG spent to recruit Neymar. The amount of money that French rich man spent up to 252 million euros and not stop there.

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Neymar, the embodiment of football money
Contemporary football sucks money. Everything, including love, passion and loyalty, is defined as the most common paranoid of this liquidity.

Steven Gerrard, the embodiment of the great Liverpool, symbolizes the love of burning red with the color change of the blue shirt of Chelsea. Lionel Messi, who has been playing football for his passion and going out to make fun, is not happy if he does not get the highest salary in the world.

In short, in today's era, when football is turned into a giant money machine, do not expect to appear dumb boys just to play like Garrincha or live and die like a Juanito-style Madridistas. In other words, the more money you make, the worse the behavior. Probably because of the concept of money or money.

And at this time of money, PSG deserves to be considered the embodiment. Undeniable PSG is a traditional team. PSG's tradition is just a lightning bolt compared to the moonlight and the tradition of Real Madrid, Manchester United or Barcelona.

The Neymar deal deserves to be the symbol of football's age
The Neymar deal deserves to be the symbol of football's age

PSG does not have a correct and sustainable development strategy to reach the big man. PSG is a swan who swallows overnight after Nasser Al-Khelaifi's magic wand, the magic wand. And the Neymar affair, which represents the power or money magic of PSG.

EUR 222 million is not all
Based on footballeaks, Der Spiegel published details of the actual amount PSG made. Accordingly, 222 million euros is just the amount PSG pay the contract free for Neymar in Barca. To get the service of the Brazilian star, backside France also have to spend 3 more with a total of 30 million euros.

Specifically, PSG has spent € 10.7 million on commission for Pini Zahavi, who plays a key role in the deal. A similar amount falls into Neymar Santos Sr.'s pocket, father and Neymar's representative. Finally, € 8.7m paid Santos' 5% training fee. A total of 252 million euros and payable immediately after the completion of the transfer, no repayment.

EUR 30 million is also the salary that Neymar receives annually for PSG. Including 25.5 million euros of fixed wages and 4.5 million euros of "moral reward", this bonus will be addressed at the end of the article. And to add to Neymar's "love" or "loyalty" to the team, PSG is also dedicated to the striker wearing the No. 10 shirt and other special offers.

Neymar is entitled to 100% advertising fees at PSG
Neymar is entitled to 100% advertising fees at PSG

Applause also has money
First of all, Neymar enjoys a full 100% advertising remuneration. This is a real treat in the soccer world. Even Cristiano Ronaldo with superstar status still have to eat advertising remuneration for the host team. For example, when Ronaldo is in Real Madrid, the formula is divisional, with Ronaldo receiving 40% and Real receiving 60%.

To emphasize further, Neymar is indeed the chicken that lays its eggs in the commercial aspect. Brazilian striker is signing contracts with about 30 partners, such as 930,000 euros a year with Police fashion glasses, 869,000 euros per year Sabritas confectionery or 555,000 euros for 4 hours back to Barcelona. Toyota's advertising show.


Second, more fun, just linger in the back yard every game to applaud the grateful Neymar home audience is also PSG reward money. Specifically, the bonuses listed as "moral reward" Neymar received is 375,000 euros per month, equivalent to 4.5 million euros per year as mentioned above.

In fact, Neymar is not the only case PSG spend money to buy love. However, the other players received a much lower reward than Neymar. For example, Thiago Silva has only 33,000 euros per month. So the classic saying "what can not be bought with money can buy with a lot of money" seems to be increasingly true with football.