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Neymar still scored a goal with Santos on the night of Sunday to Monday. Third achievement for the Brazilian since his return to his training club. Enough to participate in the victory of his family against Bragantino (2-0), in the quarter-final of the São Paulo championship. Unfortunately for him, the former PSG was injured again. Not enough to demotivate Santos management to extend it.
After terminating his contract with Al-Hilal, the “Ney” signed up for five months with Santos. And so far the mayonnaise has taken well. If the player is not in a hurry to discuss his future, we activate as much as we can in the Brazilian club to try to convince the star to stay a little longer. After UolSantos wants at all costs to offer him an extension. But on the side of the Neymar clan, it's not yet the time.
Santos very caring for his star
Several tracks external to the Brazilian borders have already been mentioned in different media. A unlikely arrival at Inter Miami to find in particular Lionel Messi and other former comrades of Barça, such as Jordi Alba, Luis Suarez and Sergio Busquets. The FC Barcelona option was justly mentioned concerning the “Ney”, but the current Blaugrana coach, Hansi Flick, would not be hot at all for such a return project.
Neymar will therefore continue to upgrade with Santos. Provided first of all that his injury contracted two days ago is not too serious. Next June, it will be time for him to decide. What is certain is that his current club does what is necessary for him to find all of his abilities, with an environment conducive to a saving fitness. Neymar's main objective remains the same: being at the top to compete in the 2026 World Cup.
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