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Confirmed, Neymar Is Already a New Barça Player: This Will Be His Salary and Conditions

The German coach differs from the goals that the blaugrana president has for the next season

Little by Little, Joan Laporta Has Managed to Restore Barça Fans' Hope. Despite the economic and sporting problems the club has faced in recent years, the blaugrana president has made key decisions that have revitalized the culé spirit. One of the most notable was betting on  Hansi Flick as the new coach.

The German coach hasn't taken long to leave his mark and has already won his first title with Barça: the Super Cup, achieved after a resounding victory against Real Madrid. But beyond sporting successes, Laporta has made significant progress at the institutional level. One of the greatest achievements has been signing the contract with Nike, an agreement that guarantees stable income for the club in the coming years.

Laporta Wants a bomb Signing

With the tense atmosphere increasingly distant, Laporta wants to take advantage of this moment of excitement to further consolidate his figure ahead of the 2026 elections. Aware that titles and big stars are key to winning over the fans, Laporta is already working on a bomb signing for the summer market.

The goal is clear: to make an addition that excites Barcelona fans and serves as a symbol of the club's ambition. Beyond sporting needs, Joan Laporta is looking for a name that generates media impact and helps strengthen his image for future elections. A signing that marks a turning point and brings Barça back to the global media spotlight.

The Return of Brazilian Samba

In this context, one of the names Laporta has in mind is Neymar. The Brazilian, who is at Santos after returning to Brazil in winter, already plans his return to Europe in summer to prepare for the 2026 World Cup. Neymar remains one of the most media-savvy players in the world and his possible return to Barça would perfectly fit the profile of the bomb signing Laporta is seeking.

The blaugrana president dreams of bringing the Brazilian back to Camp Nou to relive the glory days he experienced alongside Leo Messi and Luis Suárez. Although his departure from the club in 2017 left open wounds, Laporta believes his return could excite a large part of the fans.

Flick Doesn't See It

However, Neymar's possible return doesn't convince everyone at the club. According to 'El Nacional.cat', Hansi Flick doesn't share Laporta's enthusiasm for the Brazilian and considers that his signing wouldn't be beneficial for Barça. The German coach advocates for a project based on commitment, discipline, and youth, and fears that Neymar's arrival could disrupt the established balance.

Flick also has doubts about Neymar's physical condition, as he has suffered several significant injuries in recent years. Additionally, he fears that his arrival could displace some young talents who are growing. Although the final word will be with the board, the disparity of opinions between Laporta and Flick could complicate the operation.