Brazilian superstar Neymar is laser-focused on one final World Cup appearance, with teammates rallying behind his dream. But captain for manager Carlo Ancelotti insists only players at peak fitness make the squad—and Neymar’s injury-plagued recent years have tested that.
The former Barcelona and PSG ace, sidelined since a severe knee injury in October 2023 against Uruguay, underwent another surgery after joining Santos in 2025. Now, he’s prioritizing full recovery: “Santos crafted a smart plan to rest me early, ensuring I return pain-free and at 100%—not just for the club, but for Brazil too.”
In a candid CazeTV interview, Neymar dropped a bombshell hint at retirement: “December could see me hanging up my boots. I’m taking it day by day—this year’s make-or-break for Santos, the national team, and me.”
With everything on the line, Neymar’s chasing glory one last time. Post-World Cup? The future’s wide open.
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