Neymar Jr. - v5

[serghei]

Qatar owns PSG and is channeling money in the club via fake sponsorship deals. This is how they trick the FFP. Their sponsorship contracts are fake.

 

[KingMessi]

Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Thani

Good boy. And who is Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Thani? Qatari royalty.

 

[NoExpectations]

Lol PSG fans don't know what they're getting into.

Neymar was already terribly frustrating and petulant and at times unprofessional (birthday trips) in a team where he couldn't look down on at least 5 players (messi luis don piqué busi)

I wish them patience and zen power because they have 5 years of circus ahead of them.

 

[GetIn]

Paris United is well informed. Not RMC, l'Equipe ... But please take the time to read the tweet before post.

I can read French fairly well and the tweet says Neymar will go to Qatar to sign a 300m deal to be an ambassador of the World Cup (Qatar 2022 presumably).

 

[jairzinho]

Qatar owns PSG and is channeling money in the club via fake sponsorship deals. This is how they trick the FFP. Their sponsorship contracts are fake.

Mate, If they can buy the world cup and have it played in Christmas, anything else is possible.

 

[Aryagorn]

What is this complain bull shit? How can Barca complain about a buy-out clause getting triggered!?

 

[cro-man]

Ronaldinho: "Neymar needs to follow his heart and be happy, do what his heart tells him."

Barcelona ambassador

 

[jairzinho]

What is this complain bull shit? How can Barca complain about a buy-out clause getting triggered!?

Sorry grapes from Barto. He's trying to save face. There are other factors at play but our 'friend' Tebas is already promising to take it up with Uefa.

 

[Jair Ventura]

Good boy. And who is Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Thani? Qatari royalty.

The Emir of Qatar is Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani. QIA is owned by the state, Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Thani is the CEO.


Looks legit.

 

[GetIn]

Are they wrong to treat MD as a credible source?

Not a matter of whether they find MD as a whole to be reliable or not, but rather they can confirm this particular piece of information published by them.

 

[Jair Ventura]

I can read French fairly well and the tweet says Neymar will go to Qatar to sign a 300m deal to be an ambassador of the World Cup (Qatar 2022 presumably).

They were quoting MD. Is MD not a credible source?

 

[CityFanInPeace]

What is this complain bull shit? How can Barca complain about a buy-out clause getting triggered!?

Player is supposed to buy himself out, no? So PSG has circumvented UEFA rules and probably some accounting rules to keep Neymar's buyout and salary off-the-books. A company owned by the same man who owns the club is paying him an outrageous 300m sponsorship.

Not only does this violate FFP, but more importantly it is constructively third-party ownership. You could say that WC2022 entity essentially holds Neymar's contract as a shell company by buying him out and paying additional money. If Neymar wants to leave, he should find a bank and get a loan to release himself, like the rules say. Any bank would give it to him for a fee.

 

[Jair Ventura]

Not a matter of whether they find MD as a whole to be reliable or not, but rather they can confirm this particular piece of information published by them.

They didn't confirm anything, they quoted MD. Publishing their own independent report would be confirmation.

 

[KingMessi]

The Emir of Qatar is Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani. QIA is owned by the state, Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Thani is the CEO.


Looks legit.

It's still owned by the state, and everything QIA is a parent to is owned by the state

 

[GetIn]

They didn't confirm anything, they quoted MD. Publishing their own independent report would be confirmation.

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Alright, here are their own sources confirming that Neymar is going to travel to Qatar and meet with the Emir/Price/whatever they have over there. If he wasn't going there to sign a sponsorship deal to be the ambassador there is no reason at all for him to travel to Doha, he could just sign the contract in Paris. This seems like confirmation to me.