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Still recovering from his left knee ligament rupture, Neymar is thinking about his future. And he could see himself playing again with Lionel Messi.
After six seasons with Paris Saint-Germain, Neymar was transferred last summer to the Saudi club Al-Hilal. Although he has hardly played with his new team, due to his serious injury to the ligaments in his left knee in October, the Brazilian is working on getting back into shape to be ready for the coming season. Or even sooner if his recovery is faster than expected. In the meantime, he takes advantage of the free time he has to travel from time to time and this weekend, he was in Bahrain to attend the first Formula 1 Grand Prix of the season. The opportunity for him to make a confession.
At the microphone of the Brazilian antenna ofESPN, the former FC Barcelona spoke about his current situation, but above all aroused the attention of his fans and specialists when talking about a certain Lionel Messi. “ I hope we play together again. Léo is a great person, in football, everyone knows him. » Partners at Barça before meeting for two seasons at Paris Saint-Germain, could the two stars wear the same jersey again?
A third joint club?
The possibility exists, but the age of Lionel Messi (he will be thirty-seven in June) and the brand new two-year contract that Neymar signed with Al-Hilal push back the deadline and are all parameters to be taken into account. into account. Messi was approached by Saudi Arabia at the end of his lease at PSG, but he preferred to move to North American Major League Soccer. If Neymar wants to play with him, it is most likely Inter Miami that he will have to sign in a year and a half.
The “Ney” added a few kind words for the 2022 world champion: “ I think he’s happy and if he is, I am too. » A strong relationship between the two friends who will perhaps have a final opportunity to play in the same team in a few years. The message was sent by Neymar. To the wise…
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