El Mundo: Rosell paid Neymar through the Barcelona Foundation

Barcelona's signing of Neymar, in the summer of 2013, continues to come up. Now, the player's father has revealed that the Catalan club spent more than 200 million euros on his son, alerting the numbers of the deal once again. 

According to El Mundo, the operation to sign the Brazilian "was more than 200 million euros, including the player's salary and the number of clauses hidden in the transfer." 

The new numbers, the newspaper says, are reflected "in the complete documentation, until now unseen, delivered by Neymar's father's right hand man, Eduardo Musa, to the Brazilian authorities." 

The new information, El Mundo adds, "is now in the power of the National Courts". 

It reveals that the cost of Neymar's salary was more than 71 million euros gross in five years and that "the fictitious contracts that were signed to close the operation" were for a value of 134 million. 

In addition, the numbers of the image rights contract, an agency contract and another for the lease of professional services is another pact of 40 million uros. 

The supported documentation also stipulates that the payment "of a variable" which, "as a minimum", should be fixed at 2,750,000 euros and another of 500,000 euros net by the FC Barcelona Foundation and, El Mundo adds, "whose purpose should be agreed with the director of the Foundation".

There are also other numbers already known, such as the 17 million euros gross for Santos; the 7.9 million to control three other players; the two friendlies against Santos valued at 4.5 million each; and the extra commission of 2.5 million for Neymar.