PSG ‘agree Neymar deal’ with Saudi club as official transfer documents submitted

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Paris Saint-Germain have accepted a lucrative transfer offer for Neymar, according to reports. Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal are believed to have slapped big money on the table, with the Brazilian threatening to join the exodus of attacking superstars at the Parc des Princes.

Lionel Messi has already left the French capital this summer by beginning a new chapter in his career with Inter Miami. Kylian Mbappe, meanwhile, is in the midst of a public row over whether or not he will run down the final year of his contract.

Neymar has been put up for sale, and PSG finally have a bite as Al-Hilal have reportedly submitted an ‘important proposal’. According to RMC Sport, it has been promptly accepted by the French giants with the final decision now down to the player.

Talks are believed to be advanced between the parties, with Neymar’s entourage surveying official transfer documents while weighing up the opportunity in the Middle East.

Neymar is ‘tempted’ by the opportunity, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. Reports place the 31-year-old’s prospective salary at more than £86million per year.

Al-Hilal have been on a mega transfer spree this summer, splashing out on Ruben Neves, Malcom, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic and Kalidou Koulibaly. They also submitted an eye-watering £259m bid for Mbappe back in July, which has not been followed up by the player.

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