EVEN a back-to-back Champions League winning midfielder is not above driving around a car worth £7,000. Yes, Joao Neves has been spotted leaving PSG training in a Peugeot van. Joao Neves stopped to talk to fans after PSG training and no one could believe his carCredit: Refer to source And then he sped off in his Peugeot van which can be bought for around £7,000Credit: Refer to source Unless he is a painter and decorator on the side, we can only speculate as to why! But it wasn’t a brand new van either. A quick Google tells us these vans are available for around £7,000. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! Given that Neves is on around £150,000-a-week in the French capital, he probably picked it up with the spare change he had in his pocket! Most footballers love to flash their expensive cars around the training ground, but clearly Neves is cut from a different cloth. The TikTok shows the humble star stopping to sign autographs for fans before bolting off in his little van. Still only 21-years-old, he has been a revelation under Luis Enrique in Paris since his £60 million move from Benfica two years ago. Neves has formed one-half of one of the most formidable midfield partnerships in Europe alongside compatriot Vitinha. But there has been plenty of change at the club this summer, mostly in the forward line. Most read in Sport BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK Neves has been the heartbeat of the PSG side that has conquered Europe for the past two years Credit: Getty Ibrahima Mbaye has left for around £45m to Aston Villa while Bradley Barcola‘s move to Liverpool could end up being worth £123m. However, both Maghnes Akliouche and Ferran Torres have joined the club in their places. Comment now
PSG star earning £150k-a-week turns up to training in £7,000 Peugeot van as fans left stunned
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