Shivam Awasthi, New Delhi, (Special Desk). Recently, in view of the annual earnings of Indian cricketer Mahendra Singh Dhoni, he got a place in Forbes’ Top-100 richest players. Dhoni’s annual earnings have been stated to be $ 28.7 million (about 2 billion rupees), while there was no discussion in his cricket club. Now a record is coming out which will leave many players of all the games in the world in terms of earning.
– The most expensive transfer in sports historyThe journey of football and boxing players and the journey of footballers from one club to another has been one of the most expensive deals in sports history for decades. Four years ago, Wales footballer Gereth Bell, who played with Tottenhem Spar Club, was bought by Spanish football club real Madrid for 100 million euros (about Rs 7.5 billion). It was a world record. Last year, Manchester United made a new world record by purchasing Fench footballer Paul Pogba from Italy’s club Juventus for 105 million euros (about 8 billion rupees). Now this record is also going to break. Reports have been confirmed that Neymar Junior, who played from Spanish club Barcelona, is going to buy French football club Paris St.-Gerrmen (PSG) for 196 million pounds (about Rs 16.5 billion) and Neymar has also confirmed this by saying goodbye to his club’s fellow players, while Barsilona has also confirmed it. This will be a world record deal.
– You will get so much money every weekAs soon as this agreement is final, Neymar will start receiving a large amount of salary every week. Neymar will pay 5,96,000 pounds (about Rs 5 crore) every week to Paris St.-Germen. Actually, Paris St.-Germen wants to become the greatest strength in European football and has revealed its intentions before but the most interesting thing is that he is supporting Brazilian players for this. PSG currently has Dhurandhar Brazilian players like Thiago Silva, Dani Elves, Marquinhos and Lucas Mora.
– Who is Neymar Junior?Name- Neymar Dr. Silva Santos Junior. Birth- 5 February 1992 (Mogi Cruges, Brazil). Height 5 feet 9 inches.Role on the field- Forward. Team- Brazil and Barcelona. Goal- 122 goals in club football, 52 goals in international football. Neymar’s father Santos Senior was a professional footballer and trainer. From childhood, he trained his son and started making his mark in Neymar Street Football and Footsal. At the age of 11, FC joined Santos Club and at the age of 17 Santos first joined him in the senior team. Santos came under discussion for 54 goals in a career and joined the Brazilian national team next year (2009). Then in 2013, Barcelona bought him for $ 76 million. He was a topic of discussion in the 2014 FIFA World Cup, scored four goals but got out of the quarter -finals and got out. Brazil lost the semi -finals against Germany in his absence. He has won the World Soccer Young Player of the Year Award in 2011. Neymar also has a son from her previous girlfriend Kerolina Dantas named Dawi Luka. – These are the 5 biggest transfers ever1. Paul Pogba (France) – Manchester United to Juventus in 2016 – 105 million euros (about 8 billion rupees)2. Gereth Bell (Wales) – Real Madrid from Tottenhem Spar in 2013 – 100 million euros (about 7.5 billion rupees)3. Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) – Real Madrid from Manchester United in 2009 – 94 million euros (about 7 billion rupees)4. Gonzalo Higuen (Argentina) – Juventus from Napoli in 2016 – 90 million euros (about 6.7 billion rupees)5. Romalu Lukaku (Belgium) – Everton to Manchester United in 2017 – 85 million euros (about 6.3 billion rupees)– Now this is Barcelona’s intentionThere are many legendary players like Argentina’s great Argentine player Lionel Massey, Uruguay’s star Louis Suarez, Spain’s Marsilo in Barcelona but will not be easy for him to lose Neymar. That is why Barcelona has prepared to buy not one but two magnificent players with that money after Neymar’s transfer. One of these players is Marco Verati of Paris St.-Germain and the other is Monaco’s young Dhurandhar Kylian Bapay. Kylian is also going to include Real Madrid in his team through heavy deals.
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