Verratti, Neymar… the two ex-PSG stars are free

Neymar and Marco Verratti at the end of their contract: Two former PSG players facing the uncertainty of their future.

The 2025 transfer market could see some spectacular moves, with many football superstars free of contract from next summer. Among these players, we find two former Saint-Germain players: Neymar and Marco Verratti. The two stars, at the end of their contracts, are experiencing seasons marked by challenges and uncertainties about their future.

Neymar: An uncertain departure to Inter Miami?

Neymar, currently at Al-Hilal, could find himself free in July 2025 after a season marked by injuries and checkered performances. Although he chose to leave Europe to join Saudi Arabia in 2023, his future now seems more unclear than ever.

With rumors of a potential departure, the most frequently mentioned destination is Inter Miami, where the Brazilian could reunite with his former teammate Lionel Messi. The two players, who were in the heyday of FC Barcelona, ​​could join forces in Major League (MLS), in a team that seems to be shaping up as a real dream team.

No return to Europe

The decision on whether or not to extend his contract with Al-Hilal seems up in the air, especially as Neymar's recurring injuries have dampened his impact on the pitch.

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At 32, he could choose to join a less physically demanding competition while still finding a challenge that matches his talent. A return to Europe now seems unlikely.

Marco Verratti: A possible end of career in Italy

Marco Verratti, the former PSG playing master, is experiencing a similar situation with a future that seems to be written far from Europe. The midfielder, who left PSG to join Qatari club Al-Arabi, could soon be packing his bags for a return to Italy.

After a season in Saudi Arabia, Verratti is now reported to be close to Inter Milan, a team looking to strengthen their midfield with experience and creativity.

A return to PSG, where he spent a decade, seems very unlikely. The 31-year-old, still highly respected for his past performances, could find one last adventure in Serie A, where he hopes to leave a new mark. And get back on track for the 2026 World Cup.

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