Who is Neymar away from football ground? Check out his off field life

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Bengaluru, August 4: The boy who played football in the back yards of Sao Paolo is now worth 222 million Euros. Mindboggling.

After his history's biggest move to Paris Saint Germain from Barcelona, the Brazilian is set to earn GBP 500,000 per week. He's settled forever.

myKhel.com gives you a glimpse of who is Neymar jr and what's his life away from football all about.

Neymar as a kid
In an interview with Red Bull, Neymar's father said: 'He was always a happy boy, like any other child.
'Innocent and always willing to have fun, to play too - mostly with a soccer ball though. My wife and I always thought we had to let Neymar and his sister develop naturally, to truly have the choice to be happy.
'So as a child he wanted to be everything: Superman, Power Rangers. The kid was hyperactive - he still is today!'

He's hotheaded
Last week, the 25-year-old was involved in a training ground fight with Barcelona teammate Nelson Semedo.
After the incident, Neymar refused to continue the training session, ripping off his bib before leaving the pitch.

Allegations against him
Away from the football pitch, there are contentious points too. Fraud and corruption allegations alongside his father (Neymar Sr) have tainted his reputation in recent years.

He has a son
He has a child, Davi Lucca, with a former girlfriend, and values family beyond everything - even tattooing his sister's face onto his arm.

He has celebrity friends
With the mega-money that he earns, Neymar's extravagant lifestyle is perhaps justified. His Instagram account is full of celebrity snaps, millionaire mansions and all-night parties.
He is friends with Lewis Hamilton, partying with the British F1 driver, and was pictured with Floyd Mayweather and Tiger Woods
He was rumoured to be dating actress Chloe Moretz, plays football with Justin Bieber.

Who are his sponsors
Nike, Gillette, Panasonic, Beats, Pokerstars, Volkswagen, Tenys Pe Baruel, Lupo, Ambev, Claro, Unilever, Santander. The list never ends