Real Madrid closed Neymar Deal at 58 million

Neymar has affixed his signature to the new contract that will bind to Madrid from July 2012. To make the document becomes effective only signature is missing Santos, who also ended the verbal agreement with the white club. The amount of the transaction is 58 million euros, said yesterday the IG Brazilian media, including variables that figure on a number of objectives.

Santos has not yet signed the document because it tries to solve the distribution of money from the operation, but has already accepted the offer from Madrid. The player is owned by 55% Santos. The group Delcid Probe (DIS) has 40%, and a small group of large employers (TEISA, also called Group Guide) has 5% because that percentage to Santos bought when Chelsea was about to take over the player , thus impeding its progress.

Controversy. This group consists of eight guide business leaders in Brazil, including Jose Berenguer, director of Banco Santander in the country, which is directly involved in negotiations (according to IG) in Madrid. AS has been told, the Saints will not give the 40% that corresponds to the DIS group (F Probe) as previously understood to have benefited from other operations, such as last renewed by the Holy Goose, or sales Wesley Werder Bremen, Danilo to Porto, or the purchase of Arouca. For all this, Madrid has negotiated with the group behind the DIS, and one of the reasons why no agreement was made official (besides Peixes elections), it is because at that time the DIS group complaints to the courts to Santos, demanding his 40% of the operation. Several sources consulted by AS said that this does not prevent the transfer. "It will be a court fight between Santos and DIS". The deck Santos formulas like encrypting the transfer of 30 million and the remaining 28 include by way of sale of image rights, to avoid paying more at DIS. But this causes suspicion in the white club.




Neymar's father will correspond to 10 percent of 55% will receive the Saints (listed as its agent). The player will charge 10 million gross per year (just over five net) for six seasons.

Translated from AS.com