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Paris Saint-Germain Nasser Al-Khelaifi President says Neymar and Kylian Mbappe are not going anywhere

 

Mbappe and Neymar are Parisians

Despite constant speculation about the future of Neymar and Kylian, the superstar forwards are being supported to stay in Prince Park forever. The international strikers of Brazil and France have yet to commit to the new terms and their respective contracts expire in the summer of 2022. The moves to other locations come amid talk of interest from the likes of Liverpool and Real Madrid, but PSG continues to make positive progress – with Barcelona knocked out of the Champions League in their final 16th leg this season and Al-Khelaifi is feeling good. PSG supremo stated: “Mbappe and Neymar are Parisians and they will stay in Paris forever.”

 

Figures in the global game

The two iconic figures in the global game have continued to play their cards close to their chest when it comes to future plans. Neymar is said to be the closest to agreeing on an extended stay in the French capital, with a deal on the table, but no official announcement has yet been made. Mbappe has also sought to manage matters regarding his intentions, but there have been calls from prominent figures at PSG for decisions to be made quickly so that long-term plans can be implemented. So far, the Ligue 1 title holders are roaring that they kicked out the La Liga Barca giants from Europe. A 4-1 win at Camp Nou set the stage for this success when Mbappe hit a terrific hat-trick in Catalonia. Ronald Koeman’s side fought back in Paris as they were eager to repeat their remarkable turn against the same opponents from 2017, but a string of missed opportunities meant a 1-1 draw wasn’t close enough for them.

Al-Khelaifi added: “It is a great honor to be in the Champions League quarter finals. “I’ve already forgotten what happened four years ago. It will go down in history, but we played and we knocked out a great Barcelona team. We are in the last eight.