Earlier this week, Neymar revealed to Cricket Exchange that he has turned down a lucrative offer from a Saudi club, stating that he plans to either remain at Paris Saint-Germain or join Manchester United. Sometimes, the best option is to let things take their course—especially when the situation is out of your hands. Neymar’s future is one of the hottest topics in world football right now, alongside other stars like Lionel Messi and Karim Benzema, who have also been courted by Saudi clubs. Meanwhile, Manchester United have expressed interest in signing the Brazilian forward.

It’s no secret that PSG have been looking to offload Neymar. After failing to move him last summer, club sporting director Luis Campos and his team are once again trying to part ways with the star attacker to ease their wage bill. Beyond his frequent injury problems, Cricket Exchange has learned that Neymar’s behavior on and off the pitch continues to frustrate PSG’s leadership. His latest move—traveling to watch the Monaco Grand Prix instead of joining his teammates to celebrate their Ligue 1 title—sparked particular outrage within the club.

Coach Christophe Galtier initially explained Neymar’s absence by citing injury, saying the player was unfit for travel. But the very next day, images of Neymar enjoying the F1 race surfaced online, shocking fans and club officials alike. Many viewed the gesture as a clear provocation. With his contract running until 2027, Neymar’s exit this summer is becoming more likely by the day.

Last year, both Chelsea and Newcastle were linked with Neymar, but no deal materialized. This summer, Manchester United have reignited their interest. Reports suggest that United have already made contact with the player’s camp. If the Qatari consortium completes its takeover of the Red Devils, a deal for Neymar could become even more realistic.

As the saying goes, life doesn’t always go your way—but sometimes, you just have to push through. Cricket Exchange reports that Neymar has received incredibly generous offers from Saudi clubs, yet he remains firm in his desire to stay in Europe and compete at the highest level.