Published 21:58 IST, February 14th 2020

Neymar angers PSG's higher authorities by attending a fashion event in Germany

Neymar is once again in the news for all the wrong reasons. The Brazilian superstar has managed to upset the higher authorities at PSG again.

Reported by: Abhishek Shetty
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Neymar is once again in news for all wrong reasons. Brazilian superstar has mand to upset higher authorities at PSG again. This time, it is because he attended a photo session for clothing brand 'Replay' in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Despite being injured, Neymar decided to travel out of France for a promotional event. It surely didn't go down well with his PSG bosses. French daily newspaper Le Parisien published an article which read, "What game is Neymar playing?"

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Neymar in PSG's wrong books again

PSG are set to face Dortmund in ir Champions League Round of 16 clash. Neymar has already missed two back-to-back Champions League kckout rounds for PSG in past two years due to injury concerns. PSG will be expecting winger to recover in time this season and show up for ir crucial clash against Dortmund.

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Neymar's decision to visit Düsseldorf has indeed pissed-off higher authorities at PSG. 

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officials at PSG are under impression that Neymar prioritized a publicity trip over his recovery. Neymar will miss PSG's Ligue 1 clash against Amiens this weekend. PSG boss Thomas Tuchel stated that he is t 100% sure that Neymar will be able to play next week. 

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PSG are currently on top spot of Ligue 1 points table. y have a total of 61 points to ir name after playing 24 matches. PSG have mand to win 20 matches in tournament so far. y have lost just 3 matches. defending champions have scored 63 goals and conceded 17 goals. y have a goal difference of 46.

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21:58 IST, February 14th 2020