A former star of the Brazil national team, where he played alongside Neymar, has been forced into retirement because of health problems.

As Neymar battled injuries, form, and time itself, Santos and Brazil are linked by a single question: What comes next for Neymar as the 2026 World Cup approaches? Carlo Ancelotti, overseeing Brazil’s rebuild, is overseeing every step.

In the middle of the dilemma surrounding his injuries, Neymar Jr. managed to rescue Santos FC, avoiding relegation with some impressive performances in the last games. However, the veteran made a surprising revelation about his mental health following the wave of criticism.

As soon as the 2026 World Cup draw concluded, Neymar was once again brought into question regarding a potential return to the Brazil national team, and head coach Carlo Ancelotti quickly set the record straight.

Neymar’s name has long been etched into the soul of the club, and once again, Santos is the stage where his artistry speaks loudest. But with this latest achievement, a new question emerges: how does this milestone reshape his legacy within the club’s storied history?

Neymar’s 22 hat-tricks form a fascinating chapter in modern soccer, but how does the number sit next to the two statistical giants of the era?

Despite not being in peak physical condition, Neymar Jr. led Santos FC to an impressive victory, keeping them clear of relegation. Following the game, the Brazilian hinted at his future amid the controversy surrounding his contract renewal.

Just when it looked like his Santos return was spiraling downward, Neymar produced a performance that revived hope.

Since Lionel Messi's arrival at Inter Miami in 2023, Neymar Jr. has been linked with a possible move to the team to bolster the offense. With him about to become a free agent, the Herons have reportedly already made a clear decision regarding the Brazilian veteran.

Ahead of finalizing Brazil’s 2026 World Cup squad, head coach Carlo Ancelotti echoed the message he gave Neymar to Vinicius Junior.

With Lionel Messi and Neymar topping the ranking, Brazil legend Ronaldinho reveals who he considers the best dribblers in soccer.

Carlo Ancelotti's arrival in Brazil has been transformative, guiding the team to secure their spot in the 2026 World Cup and instilling a determined style of play. Despite this progress, Neymar Jr.'s absence remains a focal point, and the coach has issued a warning to the veteran.

Lamine Yamal has become the undisputed leader of Barcelona, ranked as one of the best players in the world at just 18 years old. As a result, he has been compared to Lionel Messi, prompting him to deliver his clear and surprising stance on the matter.

Louis Saha has injected a sobering note into the global conversation, insisting that amid the excitement, there is a dangerous pathway that could pull Lamine Yamal off course.

With the team locked in a desperate fight for survival, Neymar stepped into the spotlight once again, guiding his Santos side to a crucial victory while footage of his visibly swollen knee spread across Brazil. His post-match comments only deepened the intrigue surrounding his condition.