PSG: The coronavirus closes the exit door to Neymar and Mbappé

Paris Saint Germain does not want to part with its two stars, Kylian Mbappé and Neymar, and has found an ally in the coronavirus crisis to stop its departures. According to the newspaper ‘L’Equipe’ it is practically impossible for the French or the Brazilian to leave this summer depending on the situation and with the economies of the clubs depleted by the stoppage caused by the coronavirus. In Paris Saint Germain they snort with relief. It is not that the situation has not affected them but it has extended a hand to them when it comes to keeping two of their aces. This summer, the Parisian club faced the mission of raising a battle to prevent two of its main assets from saying goodbye to the Parc des Princes. Neymar had already reached a pact with Barcelona to complete the interrupted trip back to Camp Nou last summer and at Real Madrid they were preparing to do the rest for Kylian Mbappé. However, the scenario that created the crisis of the coronavirus is very different from what was expected to occur this summer. On the one hand, the clubs will be immersed – predictably, because COVID-19 is setting its own times – in concluding the competitions and, in addition, the club’s economy has also been shaken by the coronavirus. Team see it practically impossible for either Mbappé or Neymar to come out this summer, so PSG would make sure to have one more season with the two most coveted forwards. In the case of the first, Nasser Al Khelaifi does not contemplate parting with the French striker and with Neymar, although he is willing to listen to offers, it seems unlikely that anyone can get hold of him. According to the player’s environment, Neymar for now does not consider returning to Barcelona or renew with PSG.At this point in his contract, there is a possibility of leaving unilaterally, but this has a high cost: 180 million euros. That is the amount that the club that wants it will have to pay, the same amount with which the Catalans did not work out last year.