Ahead of his first games as Brazil national team head coach, Carlo Ancelotti revealed why he decided to leave Neymar out of the squad list.

Carlo Ancelotti has officially taken charge of the Brazilian national team and revealed his first squad list for the World Cup qualifiers. Following a highly successful club career with Real Madrid, Chelsea, PSG, and Bayern Munich, this marks his debut as a national team manager.

Barcelona fans, soccer romantics, and statisticians alike will be watching closely—because Lamine Yamal is chasing a milestone once set by his idol, Neymar.

Neymar made his return to the pitch following injury and, amid Santos’ relegation battle, delivered a key 4-word message about his future.

With the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup on the horizon and speculation swirling about Cristiano Ronaldo’s next move, the Riyadh-based club has reportedly declined the chance to sign the superstar.

Neymar could be on the verge of a sensational return to international soccer. That brings us back to the central mystery: When could Santos’ captain actually make his long-time Brazil return?

The return of Neymar Junior to Barcelona has long hovered like a familiar shadow over the Camp Nou — tantalizing, nostalgic, and, for some fans, seemingly inevitable.

Real Madrid hasn't officially confirmed Carlo Ancelotti’s departure yet, but his first preliminary roster as Brazil's head coach has already leaked.

With Santos set to face Memphis Depay's Corinthians, eyebrows were raised when Neymar was absent from the squad list once again.

Amid relegation danger, Santos CEO addressed the team's struggles, stating, “Neymar’s not going to work miracles.”

Neymar Jr. made headlines with his return to Santos, the club where he was born and made his professional debut back in 2009.

Barcelona’s Camp Nou has seen many legends come and go, but one name still echoes through its stands with a special resonance. Now, whispers around the corridors of power suggest a return may be in the works.

Currently sidelined, Neymar’s contract is nearing expiration, and fans are questioning whether he’ll wear the Santos shirt again before it ends.

At the start of the season, PSG were not even considered among the top favorites, especially after the high-profile exits of Kylian Mbappe, Lionel Messi, and Neymar, which many believed would cripple the team’s ambitions in Europe.

Reports have emerged claiming Carlo Ancelotti and Real Madrid have reached an agreement for the coach’s departure, raising questions about when the Italian will take charge of Neymar’s Brazil.