Before the start of this year’s World Cup, Neymar expressed that he was not sure whether he would play in the World Cup for the last time. After the game, when he was asked by the media, he said: “I don’t want to make any decisions in a short time. I have to consider how to best serve the national team and myself. Good. I will not close the door of the national team at this moment, but I will not say 100% that I will come back.” Neymar scored the opening goal in overtime in this battle, tying the goal record of the Brazilian team history of the ball king Pele, the coach Tiedi pointed out that Nima would be the fifth player to shoot each other 12 yards, but before he came on the field, the team was out first. Nima covered his face and cried bitterly following the game. His teammates comforted him, but he also accepted the hug from the son of the enemy striker Bilesi on the field.
Brazilian online media UOL reported that Nima said in the locker room that he might not understand the reason for the team’s defeat, and also avoided talking with his teammates regarding his personal fate. The army began to walk out of the locker room nearly two hours following the game ended. The 39-year-old veteran Daniel said: “I believe I have finished the last World Cup, but I don’t think Neymar is the same. He still loves football very much, and football needs him, especially Brazilian football.” The 38-year-old captain Thiago Silva He also said: “Unfortunately, I will not win the (World Cup) championship as a player, but I still have opportunities in other capacities in the future.” The coach Tiedi, who has taught Samba for 6 and a half years, reiterated that his decision to leave will not Change. A group of Brazilian team players will leave Qatar by special plane this followingnoon, and the European players will leave the army at a halfway station in London.
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