Is it true that removing PSG makes us feel greater sensations? We want to win the Champions League, not the Europa League. PSG is not a rival club. Neither Chelsea nor City are adversaries. All of the clubs that we play against are our friends, and we get along with everyone." Florentino Pérez was trying to cool things down with PSG in his interview with The Beach Bar Who Toured the World last week. For him, there is no competition or enmity between the two formations, at least not on a sporting level.
Nonetheless, we know that the relationship between the two clubs has been significantly strained in recent months, particularly due to the Kylian Mbappé case, with various media outlets by Parisian decision-makers to address the Merengues' attitude, among others. So, according to Brand, PSG may have found some type of vengeance, or at the very least a plan to harm Real Madrid.
A tremendous wage is being promised.
According to the outlet, PSG has called Vinicius Junior multiple times since last summer, requesting that the Brazilian not extend his contract with Real Madrid so that the club can sign him more easily. A salary of 40 million euros net per season would have been offered, greatly increasing his present earnings. All of this comes with a substantial signing bonus and multiple commercial deals in Qatar. But clearly not enough to persuade the left winger.
The latter likewise insisted on telling his management of all PSG movements, and he was charmed by his bosses' attitude toward him. As a result of the races, he should immediately renew his contract with a wage boost.
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Everything was in place for me to join Barcelona [in 2019]. "I had always advised my father to wait a little bit, but he said, 'you're going to play with Messi, guy,' and I told him to wait, it had to be Real Madrid," Rodrygo stated on the Podpah podcast.
"Once, when I got home from a game, I had a Real Madrid jersey at my house, and my father came in with that shirt and another from Barcelona, and he said, 'Now, select.'" And I went with Real Madrid," the Brazilian continued.
It's incredible to think that Rodrygo stayed dedicated to the club of his desires despite his parents' little pressure.
Rodrygo had 9 goals and 10 helpers in 49 games for the Whites this season. The club expects the 21-year-old to sign a new long-term contract with them soon.
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