Neymar could reach the Premier League despite his automatic renewal with PSG

In the midst of the controversial situation between Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Neymar Jr., two promising players have emerged from the Premier League interested in taking over the Brazilian’s services, despite the fact that several media outlets point out that he has activated the automatic renewal clause with the French team.

After the Spanish newspaper ‘El País’ revealed that PSG had informed the Brazilian’s representatives that he had to leave, different reports indicate that it has been offered again to FC Barcelona, ​​while AC Milan has shown some interest as well as Santos from Brazil.

In addition to this, from the Premier League Newcastle and the Manchester United like the other teams that would join the bid for the international with the Brazilian national team, as reported by the French media outlet ‘RMC Sport’.

The ‘Red Devils’ still have a big unknown regarding the future of Cristiano Ronaldo within of the team, so the sports management would welcome the arrival of Neymar to replace the Portuguese star.

For its part, the ‘Las Urracas’ team has expressed interest in the South American striker since he was acquired by the Arab fund, and they want to have a great star to lead their millionaire project, for which he has made it clear that salary would not be a problem.

Automatic renewal of Neymar with PSG

One of the new points that has emerged in the controversial Neymar Jr. situation is that he has chosen to activate the automatic renewal clause that he had in his contract, so instead of being linked to the club until 2025, now it will be until 2027.

However, this movement has a somewhat negative point for the footballer and it is that from now on his astronomical salary will decrease with the passing of the seasons, something that the teams could take advantage of Interested teams to achieve his signing.

In addition to this, it should be noted that, in his desire to leave the player of years, PSG would be willing to cover part of the salary regardless of the club to which he may possibly leave.

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