By Renato Perez
The football world was shaken by the statements of English boxing promoter Frank Warren, who during a sporting event enthusiastically declared: "He is coming to England. He is coming to play for Arsenal. We need you, we need you!" He was referring, of course, to Neymar Jr., the Brazilian star who currently plays for Al-Hilal.
Although Warren's words caused a stir on social media and in the media, the truth is that the possibility of seeing Neymar wearing the Arsenal shirt seems more like a wish than a reality. Despite the passion with which Warren expressed his wish, there are no signs that the Brazilian is interested in signing for the London team.
Several factors make a Neymar signing for Arsenal unlikely:
Contract with Al-Hilal: Neymar has a current contract with the Arab team, which means that any team interested in his services would have to negotiate with the Saudi club and pay a high amount of money.
Salary: Neymar's salary is one of the highest in the world, which represents a major economic obstacle for any team that wants to sign him.
Sporting project: Arsenal, despite their good moment, cannot offer Neymar a sporting project as ambitious as the one he could have in other larger teams.
Age: Neymar is no longer a young player and his performance has begun to decline in recent years, which could raise doubts about his adaptation to the demanding Premier League.
Warren probably made this statement with the intention of generating controversy and attracting media attention. As a boxing promoter, he knows very well how to use social media and the media to generate interest in his events.
While the idea of seeing Neymar playing for Arsenal is tempting for many fans, the truth is that it is unlikely to become a reality. Frank Warren's statements, although passionate, are unsubstantiated and seem more like a personal wish than information based on concrete facts.
Ultimately, Neymar's future remains an unknown, but what is clear is that his signing for Arsenal is, as of today, a very remote possibility.
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