8/03/2017

NEYMAR TRANSFER IN LIMBO AS LA LIGA REJECTS €222 MILLION PAYMENT OVER FFP

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The Brazilian's proposed move to Paris Saint-Germain could be delayed following La Liga's decision to reject his €222 million cheque
Neymar's world-record move from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain has entered legal limbo as La Liga has rejected the €222 million payment deposited by the player's lawyer.
The 25-year-old was expected to complete his move on Friday and push to play a part in PSG's Ligue 1 opener on Saturday against Amiens.
However, Neymar's lawyer Juan de Dios Crespo had the cheque to trigger his €222m release clause rejected by the Spanish league on Thursday morning.
"We can confirm Neymar legal representatives went to LaLiga to pay buyout clause and it has been rejected," La Liga said in a statement. "That's all the information we are going to give for the moment."
The decision to reject the attacker's move - which looked all-but certain after he said goodbye to Barca players and staff on Wednesday and informed the club of his decision to leave - puts the transfer in a completely unprecedented situation, although the latest developments do not come as a surprise.
La Liga president  Javier Tebas had already said that the organisation was going to reject that payment due to concerns over Financial Fair Play (FFP).
"Even if PSG do not meet the release clause we are going to report them," Tebas told Sport on Tuesday.
"They cannot invent some numbers where their commercial rights exceed those of Real Madrid and Barcelona. Nobody believes that."
PSG will remain confident that the transfer can be forced through this summer as they look to bounce back in Ligue 1 and the Champions League.
They were knocked out of Europe in humiliating fashion by Barcelona last season at the last 16 stage and beaten to the domestic crown by a young Monaco side.

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