Man City Long Odds to Land Neymar: Payout Would be 8/1

Written by :

Alistair Prescott

Published on :

28 June, 2011

Real Madrid was coming in as the 2 to 5 favorite to land footballer Neymar, however, Manchester City at 8/1 odds was believed to have an upper hand along with Real coming into Wednesday.

Five clubs met Neymar's release clause of €45million (£40.3million) and were granted permission to speak to the player.

Chelsea was listed with 4 to 1 odds of getting Neymar while Manchester City pays 800 euros on a 100 euro bet should the Brazilian end up playing there.

Barcelona (6/1 odds) and Russian side Anzhi Makhachkala are also believed to be after Neymar.

City is widely rumored to be willing to pay over the €45million price tag.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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