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Neymar regrets PSG move

by The Eagle Online
October 31, 2017
in Football, Sport
1 min read
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Brazilian soccer star Neymar waves to fans at the Parc des Princes stadium in Paris, Saturday, Aug. 5, 2017, during his official presentation to fans ahead of Paris Saint-Germain's season opening match against Amiens. Neymar would not play in the club's season opener as the French football league did not receive the player's international transfer certificate before Friday's night deadline. The Brazil star became the most expensive player in soccer history after completing his blockbuster transfer from Barcelona for 222 million euros ($262 million) on Thursday. (AP Photo/Francois Mori)

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Neymar misses Barcelona and “regrets” his world record move to Paris Saint-Germain, claim reports in Spain.
The Brazil superstar left La Liga giants for Ligue 1 in a blockbuster €222 million deal during the summer.
But the 25-year-old forward has endured a mixed start to life in Paris.
Neymar has scored 10 times in 11 games, but on the flipside, fell out with strike partner Edinson Cavani.
He was also sent off in his most recent appearance for PSG, and now reports in Spain state he is unhappy with boss Unai Emery’s tactics.
Catalan TV station La Porteria tweeted: “La Porteria understands that the Brazilian regrets having left Barça and misses his life in Barcelona.
“The player is unhappy with Emery and his methods. The player’s environment does not feel comfortable in Paris either.”
The PSG manager recently warned Neymar not to fall into the trap of provocation during games, writes the Mirror.
“He’s an intelligent player, conscious of all that he suffers,” said Emery. “Last Sunday will teach him a lesson.
“Marseille players pushed him, fouled him. It’s important referees control that. But he should not fall victim to the provocation, although I understand players are humans.”
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