OM has videos that would incriminate Neymar

Marseille has images on which Neymar, who said he was the victim of racist insults, would himself make insulting remarks against the Japanese Hiroki Sakai during the controversial match between Paris SG and OM in mid-September , a source close to the Marseille club who wished to remain anonymous told AFP on Tuesday.

While the Brazilian assured to have been the target of racist remarks on the part of the Spanish defender of Marseille Alvaro Gonzalez, the media fire and backfire have multiplied in the Brazilian and Spanish media in recent hours, an extension of this stormy "clasico Polluted by five evictions.

OM has images on which Neymar would insult Sakai, assured a source close to the Marseille club, confirming information from Spanish radio Cadena Cope.

These racist remarks, according to the same source, were said to have been made twice by the Brazilian superstar of PSG.

On Monday, the Brazilian channel TV Globo reported that PSG had handed over to the French Professional Football League (LFP) a video showing, according to lip reading experts, that Neymar would have been the victim of racist remarks during the PSG-OM shock of September 13 at Parc des Princes.

This media battle comes as the disciplinary committee of the LFP has opened an investigation into the accusations of racism of which Neymar said he was a victim.

The investigation should also allow to study the words of the Brazilian, who would have launched a homophobic insult to Alvaro, according to images analyzed by Spanish media.

"We do not comment" on this file, reacted a spokesperson for OM.

"We will entrust all our expertise and analyzes to the instructor" of the LFP, he added.

For its part, the Paris SG transmitted a video to the LFP, with images that "illuminate the behavior of the players", confirmed to AFP a source close to the Parisian club who wished to remain anonymous, while beating in breach the new charges against Neymar.

“These are just allegations made by a Spanish journalist (from Cadena Cope, Editor's note), no doubt remote-controlled by Marseille.

For us, undoubtedly, that has no value ”, reacted this source.

"Usually in these cases, when you have a video, you post it on social networks, it's much more effective."

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