In 2016 then 2018, Lionel Messi notably stopped for six weeks and then eight months with the Albiceleste before returning to the forefront of the international scene. “I do not 100% guarantee that I will returndropped Neymar last Friday in the mixed zone. I need to analyze, to think a little more regarding what is good for me and for the national team. It’s very hard. I think it’s worse today than what we felt in the 2018 World Cup (Editor’s note: defeat in the quarters once morest Belgium).”
Last year, the Parisian surprised the football world by telling DAZN that the 2022 World Cup might be his last. For the time being, Neymar remains at 124 selections and 77 achievements, like King Pelé at the top of the ranking of the top scorers in the history of his country. While Brazil are looking for a successor to Tite, the future of the former Barcelonan is on the minds of all the fans of the five-time world champion.
