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Neymar took a few moments to let the magnitude of PSG's aggregate win over Bayern Munich sink in and appeared close to tears on Tuesday night. 

The Brazilian was pictured sitting pitchside with his head in his hands after Mauricio Pochettino's side booked a place in the Champions League semi-finals.  

Neymar is desperate to win the Champions League with the French side and Jamie Carragher believes his legacy at the club will be defined by it, but added that players of the forward's quality should not be plying their trade in Ligue 1.  

The pundit said on CBS Sport: 'His legacy does hinge on the Champions League. It does because that's why he's gone there, to do something the club has never done before and also to win the Ballon d'Or, they were the two reasons he went there.  

'He also went there to get out of Messi's shadow at Barcelona, the best players in the world go for the Ballon d'Or year in, year out and he felt he couldn't win it there. 

'If PSG win the Champions League this year, it will be a toss up between him and Kylian Mbappe who wins it. So those are the reasons he went. 

'I don't like to see him there, I don't think players of the quality of Mbappe and Neymar should be playing for PSG. They shouldn't be playing in the French league, it is a poor league, an average league. Players of that quality should not be playing week in, week out in the French league, it's not good enough.'