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This is a question that tapped all the admirers of Neymar : Can the Brazilian international make his return to Europe in the short or medium term? Since his return to Santos, no scenario has been excluded.
The former Parisian found sensations in the cocoon of his training club. His lease with Santos runs to the end of the current season, and if his father and representative hinted that the adventure would continue, the main interested party did not commit.
Rivaldo sees Neymar returning to Europe
“The contract we have concluded, we have done so thinking about each other, had launched Neymar a few weeks ago. One helps the other. Santos helps me, he opened doors to me to rediscover football. I didn't want to sign a long contract because I didn't know how I was going to come back, how I was going to feel. Anything can happen … “
For Rivaldo, it's very clear: Neymar must return to the old continent. “Neymar is a great player and I really like his style of play. If he keeps his current level in Santos – score goals and gain momentum – he still has his place in any team in the world. If it is not FC Barcelona, where he has marked history and where everyone already knows him, he will leave in a large European club by the middle of the year “launched the 1999 Ballon d'Or in AS. Business to follow …
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