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Neymar's two dates to sign for PSG

The movements related to the Brazilian's transfer begin to pick up pace, and two dates have already been set to officially announce his PSG move.
As reported by 'Mundo Deportivo', the Brazilian's unveiling would take place on Friday, August 4. That is the wish of Al-Khelaifi and his board.
However, 'L'Equipe' believe it is another date. A few days ago, the French outlet announced that the move would be completed by Monday, August 7, and that the Parisians had plans for a parade once it is made official.
The French publication also underlined that the Brazilian striker is 'closer every day to Paris Saint-Germain', as he will leave Barcelona once the £196m release clause is paid.

After Neymar was excused from training in order to join the Ligue 1 outfit, it seems Barcelona have little chance of retaining the 25-year-old.

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