Barcelona sue Neymar for contract breach, demand bon

New reports have developed that Barcelona are suing Neymar for a breach of contract. Barcelona are demanding that Neymar return the renewal bonus he was paid last year [which was not disclosed at the time of the statement] and €8.5m worth of damages plus interest.

The statement read:

"FC Barcelona have sent a claim to be made against Neymar for breach of contract to the RFEF for it to be passed on the French Football Federation [FFF] and FIFA.

"In the lawsuit, the club demands the player return the already paid sum for his contract renewal because he has not fulfilled his contract; €8.5m in damages; and an additional 10 percent in interest. The club also requests that PSG subsidise the amounts in the event that the player cannot take responsibility."

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