- Neymar's entourage include three key members, with each providing a different role
- SunSport reports the trio's close association with the PSG star affords them a flashy lifestyle which the football star embodies
- It is believed each member of the team earns close to KSh 1.5 million a month
Paris Saint Germain superstar Neymar Jr is really enjoying the life of a celebrity from attending parties and enjoying holidays at exotic destinations.
The Brazilian sensation moved to Paris from FC Barcelona in the summer of 2017 in a world record fee of around £200 million.
However, he does not move alone as he goes about with a trusted group of pals called the 'parcas' in his home country.
SunSport reports that the slang means 'partners' in Portuguese, a set of pals he trusts more than anyone else.
The publication further reveals that a popular joke in Brazil says if you're Neymar's friend, you will not feel the current economic crisis as you will be afforded a glitzy and glamorous lifestyle.
Neymar's entourage include three key members, with each providing a different role. Photo: Getty Images.
Source: Getty ImagesNeymar is understood to be paying his ring of friends about KSh 1.5 million-per-month to keep him company.
Team Neymar, as it is also fondly referred to has three key members including Gil Cebola, Jota Amancio and Carlos Henrique.
And the three of them according to the Sun live comfortably in a multi-million mansion in Bougival, a posh suburb in Paris.
Cebola is the forward's chief photographer and he is also in charge of his live broadcasts and videos on social media - but before then, he worked as his agent briefly.
Aside from working for Neymar, he owns a clothing line, a tattoo shop, and an events production company with well over 500,000 followers on Instagram.
The Sun reports that he was recently chosen by Google to photograph an ad campaign in Brazil which further gives credence to the phrase 'it pays to know Neymar.'
Amancio is perhaps the closest to the most expensive footballer in the world following their relationship which dated back to when they played for Santos at the youth level.
"We met when we were only 13 years old and since then we have grown up together," Amancio told Marca."We lived in the same house for seven years, we studied together, and until 2010 we played in the same team," he added.While Henrique appears to be the brains of the trio, looking after his pal's commercial and business interests off the pitch.
