Neymar and girlfriend Bruna Biancardi reportedly have an agreement where the PSG midfielder is allowed to have relations with other women, though there are conditions.
It sometimes feels like whatever he does, Neymar has a brilliant habit of creating controversy whether it's on or off the football pitch.
Even simply taking a penalty once resulted in FIFA banning his technique, it was at Santos and the Brazilian would basically stop and let the goalkeeper move first.
Fans at PSG aren't exactly besotted by the former Barcelona man these days and many protested outside of his house in Paris recently.
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Following that incident he managed to create more controversy by liking an Instagram post that described the team he plays for as being 'small' and having no history.
Away from the pitch there has been controversy in his love life, including being spotted with his ex-partner Bruna Marquezine in Miami, whilst dating current partner Biancardi.
But apparently everything is on the up and up, with claims that the social media influencer who is currently carrying his child is open to him flirting and having sex with other women.
Brazilian outlet Em Off claim that they have an agreement that he's allowed as long as he wears a condom and there's no kissing on the mouth.
On top of those two conditions, the 31-year-old, who has recently been linked with a move to the Saudi Pro League, is not allowed to have relations with 'call girls.'
Friends have reportedly tried to pressure the social media star into breaking up with her footballer boyfriend but she hasn't listened.
Apparently she wants to stay with the former Santos star for the 'greater good,' which is the birth of their child in around five months time.
It will be the Brazil forward's second child, as he has another son with former girlfriend Carolina Dantas, who was born in 2011.
There has been talk of PSG trying to offload the most expensive player in the world this summer, despite his contract running until 2025.
As well as Saudi Arabia, he has also been linked to clubs in England most notably Manchester United, Chelsea and Newcastle United.
Topics: Football, Neymar, Brazil, Paris Saint-Germain, Ligue 1
Ryan Sidle