Alvaro Gonzalez has claimed Neymar bragged about money during their explosive bust-up that saw the Paris Saint-Germain star sent off.
And the Marseille defender has opened up about their dispute, saying the Brazilian forward told him he earns his salary in one day.
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Speaking to Onda Cero, he revealed: "Neymar told me he won in one day what I earn in a year, and it's true. I told him I was very happy with my salary.
"Neymar's whole game that day was unfortunate, full of provocations."
The Spaniard continued by insisting that he did not make any racist insults towards Neymar.
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"I did not make any racist insults, I will not allow my football career and myself to be humiliated," he added.
"Neymar deserves nothing from me, neither my respect nor anything.
"We had a bad time, not just me, my family and more. If I had said anything to him, it would have appeared on all the cameras.
"I was superior to Neymar in this match, he was helpless that day.
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"You have to know how to digest defeats, you have to know how to lose and know when things are not well. "
Neymar was among FIVE players to be sent off with the 28-year-old claiming he was racially abused.
But Gonzalez strongly denied any wrongdoing.
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After the game, he tweeted: "There is no place for racism. A clean career and with many team-mates and friends on a day to day basis," he wrote on social media, accompanied with a picture of him with his Marseille teammates.
He added: "Sometimes you have to learn how to lose and accept it on the field. Incredible three points today, Allez l'OM thank you family."
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