Neymar Declines Saudi Bid, Picks PSG Over Saudi Club

Brazilian footballer Neymar has reportedly turned down an offer from Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr to join the team.

According to reports in the Brazilian media, Neymar's representatives have rejected an offer worth €150 million ($169 million) from Al-Nassr to join the Saudi Arabian side. The report comes after it was previously reported that Al-Nassr had made a bid for Neymar, who is currently under contract with Paris Saint-Germain (PSG).

Neymar's decision not to join Al-Nassr has been seen as a setback for the Saudi Arabian club, which had hoped to secure the services of one of world football's biggest stars. However, it is believed that Neymar's decision to stay at PSG and play for Brazil's national team has also played a role in his decision to turn down the Saudi Arabian offer.

Despite missing out on a move to Saudi Arabia, Neymar remains a highly sought-after player by various clubs across Europe. He has already scored 17 goals and provided six assists in just 28 appearances for PSG this season. His absence from the match against Manchester City last weekend saw him miss out on his 44th goal of the season.

It remains to be seen what Neymar's future holds, but it seems likely that he will continue to play for PSG and represent Brazil at international level. Meanwhile, Al-Nassr will now need to find another way to attract top talent to their squad, given the disappointment of losing out on Neymar.