Neymar leaves Messi alone in PSG sunken ship

Earthquake in Paris. Sunday’s events in Parc des Princes could lead to the departure of two stars from the club. As learned newspaper AS, Neymar and Sergio Ramos are considering leaving the French capital because of the hostility shown by the Paris fans towards their players during the match against Bordeaux in the 28th round of the French Ligue 1.

Regarding Neymar, the player is on a tightrope because of his personal situation and because of Qatar, which will not resist if an exciting offer arrives for the Brazilian. The serious insults he received on Sunday from the fans was the final straw for him to consider leaving PSG from June.

The big problem is still his high salary, as there are few teams in Europe who can push this full record for the former Barcelona player.

The other who decided to leave Paris Saint-Germain is Sergio Ramos. Although Leonardo had already indirectly confirmed a few weeks ago that he had made a mistake in signing the Spain international, the feud he experienced at Parc des Princes against Bordeaux has given him a decisive impulse as he wants to leave the French capital.

Ramos is suffering from his constant injuries, which have barely allowed him to play five matches this season, and he could leave the French capital within three months.

All this happens after the imminent departure of Kylian Mbappe. The French international ended the confrontation with Real Madrid very affected, and if there was any possibility of renewing his contract, the recent events in Paris kept him away from the default renewal. Leonardo and Pochettino, except for their surprise, will not continue in Paris, so the next few months are expected to be very intense in the Doha offices.

Messi, separate case

Lionel Messi is a very different position. He has signed a two-season contract that he wants to fulfill, among many other reasons because there is no offer on his table that does not come close either sportingly or economically to that of Paris Saint-Germain.

Given the position he has maintained on Mbappe (he refused to sell him last summer for 180 million even knowing that next time he could leave for free, as he will), it seems impossible that he would allow the Argentine star to leave. Moreover, without Mbappe, it looks like next