Neymar, the star of the Brazilian national team and the football team Paris Saint-Germain, was reportedly compelled to appear in person before a Spanish court as part of his trial, which will start on Monday, according to a news report on Saturday.
His 2013 transfer from Brazilian Santos to Barcelona may have involved irregularities, according to the French newspaper “Le Parisien.”
Neymar, a Brazilian star, has denied any breaches and is anticipated to play in the Paris Saint-Germain lineup against Marseille on Sunday.
Regarding the time and date of his appearance before the Spanish court in Barcelona, the picture is still unclear.
In the event that Neymar is found guilty, the Public Prosecution in Barcelona is requesting a fine of ten million euros (9.7 million dollars) in addition to the two-year prison sentence.
However, in Spain, if the defendant has no prior criminal history, sentences of two years or less in jail are typically suspended.
Neymar must appear in front of a Spanish court.
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