PSG is going through one of its best moments in recent years, consolidating itself as a highly competitive team in both Ligue 1 and the UEFA Champions League.
Its performance has been praised by experts and former players, while footballers such as Ousmane Dembele have been highlighted for their impact on the team.
In addition, the club remains strong in the transfer market, looking for key reinforcements for the next transfer window with the aim of building an even more powerful squad.
A unique moment for PSG that under the direction of Luis Enrique, found the light that it had been waiting for these years to form a collective and competitive team.
PSG legend Neymar Jr. returns to Brazilian football
As PSG continues to write its history in Europe, one of its most emblematic former figures, Neymar Jr., has returned to play with Santos FC, the club where he began his career.
After a long absence due to injury, the Brazilian star has played three consecutive matches in a positive way, as indicated by Transfermark.
Accumulating 188 minutes of play, Neymar Jr. seems to have no physical discomfort, which has excited his fans and Brazilian football in general about the future of the Brazilian star.
At 33 years old, Neymar’s main objective is to recover his best level and arrive in top form at the 2026 World Cup with the Brazilian National Team.
His return has been very positive, showing glimpses of his characteristic talent and making it clear that he can still compete at the highest level.
A legacy that can never be erased from Neymar Jr. at PSG
Although his departure from Paris was not the most harmonious, Neymar left an indelible mark on the history of PSG.
During his six seasons at the club (2017-2023), he played 173 games, scored 118 goals and provided 77 assists, being a key player in the achievement of multiple national titles.
His highlight was in the 2019-2020 season, when he led the team to the UEFA Champions League final, an unprecedented milestone in the club’s history.
Although he never managed to win the Champions League with PSG, Neymar is remembered as one of the most talented players to have ever passed through the club.
His legacy lives on, and his return to football with Santos is closely followed by fans who enjoyed his magic in Paris.
