Follow-up: Tamia Fale

The tense relationship between Paris Saint-Germain stars Kylian Mbabane and Brazilian Neymar has resurfaced as the match record against Montpellier showed Mbappe’s speech. Neymar) did not send the ball to me.
Mbabane and Neymar have joined the French club since 2017, but the relationship between them is far from ideal and they need to unite if they want to cross the Manchester City barrier on Tuesday in the Champions League. Their new teammate Lionel Messi, who recovered from a knee injury in the match against Lyon, missed two games due to his side in the league.
Not only were Paris Saint-Germain’s internal problems before facing City, but the occupation of the French club seemed to be an increase from the leader of the Spanish league, Javier Debas, because Debas wrote a letter to the French club. Jermaine violated the main purpose of the financial exhibition drama rules. “After Barcelona star Lionel Messi left for Paris, Debas attacked the French club, describing him as an ‘enemy’, and Saint-Germain replied that he” did not respect the company he heads “, but wrote in the last letter to the Debas club general, Secretary-General Victoriano Meleroin:” It remains the same. “Thanks to the millions of euros paid by shareholders over the past 3 years.
CAS agreed to Saint-Germain’s request in 2019 to stop European investigators’ efforts to reopen the previously closed investigation, and allowed the European Football Association (UEFA) to relax financial fair play restrictions during the epidemic, but Debas said in his letter that there are government agreements and contracts to sponsor Saint-Germain , They are not adapted to the market situation and are not logical in terms of economic feasibility. He added, “The people in charge of Spanish football estimate that Saint-Germain will pay its players 5 540 million, more than 80% of its revenue.” Debas wrote a letter to French league president Vincent Lப்ரbrann, in which he said that “the league depends on Saint-Germain” and that “the financial situation of the Spanish league is very stable.”
Debas met with the president of the association and officials from Saint-Germain and offered to “share with them all the activities and initiatives that La Liga creates and implements to ensure a healthy climate for Spanish football”.