Former Manchester champion to Neymar: "I wouldn't like to see him in a United shirt."

The future of Neymar in PSG seems uncertain, due to the tension that exists in the Parisian team. The title of Ligue 1 is at stake and the lack of stability becomes more and more evident. The prolonged absence of the Brazilian, who suffered a ligament rupture in his ankles, has put his performance and continuity in the club in doubt. Given these reasons, the forward would be exploring options for the next season. His next stop could be Manchester United; however, some would disagree with his arrival in England.

During the last days, various international media have reported the interest that has arisen from "The Red Devils". According to reports from Sky Sports, United, one of the most prominent teams in the Premier League, would be interested in signing 'Ney', in case the South American does not continue in Paris Saint-Germain. However, there are uncertainties regarding his possible signing in the summer transfer market.

Louis Saha, who played for the 'Diablos Rojos' between 2004 and 2008, during which he won a F. L. Championship (2001), a League Cup (2006), two Premier League titles (2007 and 2008), a Champions League (2008), and the individual distinction as the top scorer of the Football League Championship (2000-01), spoke out against the possible arrival of the South American.

"I wouldn't like to see him with the United shirt, given the media attention that a superstar like him would attract. The team structure is very important and, at times, fragile", said the Frenchman Saha, who made the statements for the British sports media 'Betfred'.

Despite what he said, the former footballer declares himself a big fan of Neymar: "I am a big fan of the player on the field, but I don't think he has lived up to expectations in his last three or four seasons with Paris Saint Germain".

On the other hand, despite having concerns about the impact he could have on his former team by generating imbalances and excessive media attention, he acknowledges that the arrival of a renowned star like him would be beneficial for the Premier League by increasing its exposure: "It would be a great asset for the Premier League. He is very entertaining to watch, but I can understand that there are questions about the presence of a player like him in their club."

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