Quote from: Obari on Today at 08:09:58 AM

Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 07:21:07 AM

Do y'all also envisaged a return back to Barcelona from Neymar Jr? Well, I do want to see him go back there truthfully. He was a great player for them but not wanting to be under the shadows of Lionel Messi finally saw him leaving Barcelona for Paris Saint Germany. Barcelona are reported to be linked with a return of their former star player when his current contract runs out at the end of the season.

Once isolated from the group but later got integrated back to train with the first team, he should do all he can to avoid another Injury so he can finally leave Chelsea for good at the end of the first half of the season. Agent Conor Gallagher should be working behind the scenes for Atletico Madrid already. Thoughts?!

Al Hilal can actually do without getting the involvement of the brazilian, they've the best competitive squad and leading ahead for top goals. Neymar Jr have completed football, he's entangled to be in elite club, a competitive one and he's been constantly injured. Does it matter if he returns back to Camp Nou or not? What matters is his happiness and comfort.

These football agents are doing a great job for their clients. Securing these bids for these players are not easy one but the best comes out. For the Chelsea back-line, Ben Chilwell. He was excluded but later called back, you know why? He's specifically a versatile player and very good with his footings on the ball. He just need more time to heal from his constant critical injuries. Let's see his contributions in the first team under the management of Enzo Maresca.

Regarding Neymar Jr's possible return to Barcelona, it's hard to predict. Like you mentioned, he left Barcelona mainly not to be under Lionel Messi's shadow. However, with Messi now at Paris Saint Germain, the dynamics would be different should he return. Also, a player's comfort and happiness are important and should be considered as well. He has indeed been plagued by injuries recently so that's another factor to take into account.
Chelsea situation involving Ben Chilwell, it's true that he's a valuable player. His versatility is indeed an asset, but consistent injuries can be a major hindrance. Under the guidance of Enzo Maresca, it would be interesting to see how he fits in once he fully recovers.