Neymar's contract proposal for his transfer to Barcelona included an orgy for his father in a London hotel, Santos' former president claimed.
Neymar moved to Barca for a reported €90million (£79m) in 2013, in a move facilitated by his father and agent Neymar Sr. But the transfer allegedly only went ahead when Neymar's dad's demands, which included an orgy in a London hotel, free coffees, and a plane to take him to watch Brazil play, were met.
And once Neymar Sr's alleged sex-fuelled requests were fulfilled, his move to Spain from Santos was given the green light. That's the claims made by Santos' former president, Luis Alvaro da Oliveira Ribeiro, who broke the deal with Neymar's dad and then president of the Brazilian side, Sandro Rossell.
Riberio made the staggering allegations to ESPN in 2014, and said whilst slamming Neymar Sr for being a 'lying money-grabber': "The €90m included coffees for Neymar's father, as well as an orgy in a hotel in Piccadilly, London, because Neymar's father was looking to claim everything. He never once paid for a coffee. I paid for the 200 coffees he had with me.
"That included prostitutes and a plane to take him to Florianapolis to see the national team. He wasn't short of money. He had Cury, his adviser in Barcelona, who had orders to spend what he wanted, as did Neymar.
"He's a liar who likes to abuse and only thinks about money. To give you an idea, in the last contracts he demanded a clause stating the club had to pay for first-class flight tickets for him and two business-class seats for his advisors to watch Neymar play away from home. It didn't matter whether it was for the national team or in the domestic league."
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Neymar's dad is rumoured to have raked in £8.9m when Neymar penned a pre-contact agreement with the Blaugrana in 2011, and then pocketed another £35.8m when the switch was finalised in 2013.
But the Neymars' world nearly came crashing down when fraud and corruption charges were brought against them by football marketing company DIS who claimed they were defrauded by the Paris Saint-Germain striker and his dad over the Barca deal.
DIS filed a complaint alleging that they were owed 40% of Neymar's rights from when he was at Santos, resulting in a corruption lawsuit against the two Neymars, former Barca presidents Josep Maria Bartomeu and Santos representatives Rosell and Odilio Rodrigues.
But all parties were acquitted, allowing Neymar to concentrate on football once again.