He aspires to the cycling skills of his idol Robinho, has excellent foot skills, and he is the last dancer in Brazilian football. Watching him play isn't just about winning, it's more of a visual treat, and he's Neymar, the current top player in the Brazilian national team.
Like many slum children, Neymar loved football as a child and dreamed of one day being able to make up for his shabby family conditions with football. He was fortunate that Brazil, a place rich in football genius, gave Neymar super talent, and at the age of 11, he was favored by Santos and gave him a platform to play football. It was the arrival of Neymar that also ushered in the spring of Santos. The talented teenager scored shortly after being promoted to the first team. His performance has given many people a bright future.
In the years that followed, Neymar dominated the domestic arena and led Santos to multiple titles. On the stage of the Club World Cup, his Santos met the "cosmic team" Barcelona, which was in full swing at the time, although Santos lost 4-0 to his opponents, but Neymar's performance conquered the world, and also conquered Barcelona.
Sure enough, in 2013, they signed with the Brazilian genius, and the following year, they signed Suarez. In this way, the South American Trident was formed, they won many championships in the European arena, including the Champions League, and Neymar also reached a new peak in his club career here! 17 years of Neymar left Paris and joined the Greater Paris, where his power is not reduced, and the delicate bottom of the plate makes fans fascinated and excited. Although the Champions League trophy has not yet been touched in Paris, it is enough to play happily and let the fans watch it.
Unlike the smooth sailing of his club career, his national team career can be said to be wonderful, but it lacks honor. After 2010, Neymar was selected for the Brazilian national team for the first time and scored his debut goal in the national team when he faced the United States in his debut. It went on to participate in the Copa America and the Olympic Games. Although he failed to lead Brazil to the honor, his performance has made people feel that this is the third person after Mero.
In the 2013 Confederations Cup, he led Brazil to defeat Spain in the final to win the first title of his national team career, and they also believe that they can win the world cup on their own next year. The 2014 World Cup was Neymar's lingering pain. The malicious collision of the knockout opponent made Neymar gradually away from his teammates, but also away from the last battlefield of Maracanë, in the group stage he rode the savior twice, he hit steadily in the penalty shootout, Neymar carried the dream of the entire country of Brazil with his 22-year-old shoulder, and when he was unable to stand up from the pain and say goodbye, how many people could not bear to look at it again.
Four years of waiting only for the Gold Cup, he is the leader of the Samba Legion, this is a World Cup story about Neymar. In 2018, he played in the World Cup for the second time, and although he proved himself with goals and assists again and again, he was still powerless to hide the fact that Brazilian football was declining. Faced with the stranglehold of the European Red Devils belgium, Neymar was powerless to return to heaven. The last-minute shot was ruthlessly rejected by Courtois, and the second time he went to the World Cup, he returned home again, this time with no tears. Speaking about the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Neymar, 29, made it clear in a pre-match interview that this would be his last World Cup. He has scored 69 goals in 113 appearances for the Brazilian national team, helping Brazil win the 2013 Confederations Cup and the 2016 Olympic men's gold medal.
Fans see Neymar as the number one star of the Brazilian national team and expect him to help the Sambas get more honors. He himself said that he hopes to do his best in this World Cup, and we also hope that the last dancer of samba football can bring Brazil a sixth star. Like Brazil's slogan when he debuted at the World Cup 7 years ago: "Behold, the sixth star is coming!" ”