Brazil’s Santos president Andres Rueda assured that “actions are being taken” from the club for a possible return of Neymar, whose continuity at Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is at stake.
“Today I received more than a hundred messages about Neymar. I hope they trust us more,” Rueda said during a meeting of the Deliberative Council of Santos, the team of São Paulo where the number 10 of the Brazilian team was formed.
The leader pointed out that it would be “immature” for his part to “do nothing with Neymar”, after information in the Spanish press suggesting PSG had decided to part with the most expensive purchase in football history. , so far.
“Actions are being taken, but in the council there are things I can’t talk about; it’s a strategy,” Rueda said without giving more details about the measures he has taken to bring back Neymar, who left Santos in 2013 to leave for Barcelona.
However, Santos has been struggling for several seasons with serious economic problems that would make it a priori almost impossible for the attacker, one of the highest paid footballers in the world, to return to the albinegra discipline.
Amid speculation about his future, Neymar is enjoying his vacation in Brazil and this Wednesday shared a photo of him from a party he hosted at his mansion on the coast of Rio de Janeiro.
“Be happy,” the Brazilian striker captioned the image.
Source: El heraldo
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