Neymar was reimbursed for serious injuries again, which is regrettable. The Brazilian genius, who has had countless glory and glory in football, is known as the third man after Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi. However, his career has also been full of injuries and controversy, and his private life has often been exposed and criticized by the media. His lack of discipline has cost him a lot of opportunities and time, and he cannot be compared with Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi.
Neymar's latest injury comes after playing against Uruguay in the South American qualifiers for the World Cup this week. He was severely sprained in his left knee after tripping over his opponent in the first half and was carried off the pitch on a stretcher. Post-match examinations revealed that both his anterior cruciate ligament and meniscus were torn and required surgery. This means that he will be out for at least half a year or more, basically reimbursed for the season.
That was a huge blow to Neymar, who just moved to Riyadh Crescent in Saudi Arabia this summer to sign a two-year, $300 million contract. He would have hoped to re-prove his worth and strength in a new environment and help the team win championships and accolades. However, he only made five appearances for the team in the new season, scoring one goal and suffering such a serious injury. This made both the team and the fans feel very disappointed and helpless.
This is also not the first time Neymar has missed a game due to injury. According to statistics, in the past six years, Neymar has suffered a total of 27 injuries and missed more than 700 days of games. These injuries not only affected his form and level, but also his honor and achievements. He has missed important matches such as the 2014 World Cup semifinals, the 2018 World Cup knockout rounds, and the 2019 Copa America. He also failed to help Paris Saint-Germain achieve their Champions League dreams, let alone win individual honours such as the Ballon d'Or or World Footballer of the Year.
Neymar's frequent injuries are not all due to bad luck or malicious fouls on opponents. Largely because he himself was not disciplined and professional. Neymar loves to enjoy life and often attends parties and events, even on the eve of matches. He does not pay enough attention and investment to his physical management and recovery. He also did not control his emotions and attitudes, often clashing or arguing with opponents or referees on the field, and often altering or arguing with the media or fans off the field. These have affected his image and reputation, as well as his focus and progress.
In stark contrast to Neymar are Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, two football superstars who have been consistent and efficient at a top level for more than a decade, possessing not only amazing talent and technique, but also amazing self-discipline and professionalism. They are very strict and meticulous in their body management and recovery, they are very serious and committed to their training and competitions, they are very firm and persistent about their goals and dreams. They have proved the power of self-discipline with their actions and achievements, and have also won the respect and praise of the world.
Seeing Neymar reimbursed for serious injuries again, we can't help but sigh how strong and brilliant he would be if he could be as disciplined and professional as Ronaldo and Messi. He was supposed to be a radiant genius, but he ruined his career because of his lack of discipline. We hope that he can recover as soon as possible, and that he can learn his lessons, change his lifestyle, and regain his confidence and level. We also hope that he can learn from Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi, use self-discipline to realize his talents, and show his value with professionalism.
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