QSI isn’t just looking toward Europe anymore. The owner of Paris Saint-Germain is now reportedly ready to buy 90% of Santos FC — the iconic Brazilian club that formed Neymar. If the deal goes through, PSG could soon have a high-profile satellite club… and one directly linked to their former superstar.
Santos is in deep trouble: sitting 16th in the league, facing another potential relegation and drowning in debt estimated at around €150m. The club’s total valuation is said to be €346m, and it desperately needs a powerful buyer to survive.
But competition is fierce. Alongside QSI, Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), which owns Newcastle, and BlueCo, the group behind Chelsea, are also preparing bids.
Neymar could be in the Deal
Even Neymar is watching the situation closely through NR Sports, the company he co-owns with his father, fueling speculation of a symbolic return in a different role. But Santos’ board insists no preferential treatment will be given despite the emotional connection. “There will be no favoritism for what is shaping up to be one of the most important decisions in the club’s history,” the club warned.
Football is holding its breath: the PSG owner could soon control the club that made Neymar… and where he is currently playing. This takeover battle could change the landscape of South American football, and PSG’s global reach.
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