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Neymar will not play with Al-Hilal again until next January. The Brazilian took the opportunity to spend time with his daughter, whose first birthday he celebrated on Sunday. Supporting photos.
Transferred from Paris Saint-Germain to the Saudi club Al-Hilal in the summer of 2023, Neymar has practically not played with his new team, the fault of an injury contracted in October with a ruptured ligaments anterior cruciates and the meniscus of the left knee. Terrible news for the man who had just become the father of little Mavie, the fruit of his love affair with Bruna Biancardi. On Sunday, the Brazilian celebrated his daughter’s birthday and shared some photos.
On his social networks, the Brazilian international posted several photos and videos of the small party organized in honor of one of the women of his heart. A moment spent with some friends and family. Separated from “Ney”, Bruna Biancardi was present, she who seems to maintain very cordial relations with her ex. For his part, the former Paris Saint-Germain man experienced fatherhood again last July. Less than a year after Mavie’s birth, he had a second daughter named Helena. Her third child from a third different mother.
Millions of “likes”
The photos posted were in any case a great success. In less than a day, the first one which shows him lifting his daughter who displays a radiant smile, has already been “liked” by more than 5.6 million followers.
This Monday, he published a second which exceeded 1.6 million “Likes” after less than an hour of being put online. This also confirms that Neymar maintains a strong community which continues to follow and support him while awaiting his return to the field.
We will have to wait a little longer for the ex-FC Barcelona player to play again. Having not been included by Al-Hilal on the list of players able to play in the championship until January, he continues his fitness and again regularly posts photos and videos of his various training sessions.
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