Neymar Jr. via Football Espana exclaims how excited he is to go back to his hometown and play in the loud stadium that resonates with his childhood football memories. While he played for the Brazilian club, he averaged a goal every other match also helping the team win the most prestigious South American Club Competiton in 2011. His achievements with Santos include many accolades including the South American Footballer of the Year title in 2011 and 2012.
It is also with the same club that Neymar got recognised for his dribbling and passing skills and got signed early on just at the age of 21 at the Spanish giant, Barcelona before Real Madrid could get a hold of the kid.
After having an exhilarating performance at Barcelona with Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez, where he won two league titles and a Champions League, he broke the internet with his sentiment to want to play better and grow elsewhere. Soon came the news of Neymar joining PSG and the french saga has now quite been a journey with Mbappe and Messi on the road. Neymar has been on a dry run at PSG with Mbappe and Messi and is also said to retire from international football after this World Cup. He is keen to play in the United States for one season while trying to bring the french club its first Champions League.
The Brazilian still has time at the very top level playing in France, while still being only 30 years of age and putting up a piece after a scary injury against Real Madrid beating them at the 94th minute. But he is making plans for the future ahead of his current contract that would expire in 2025.
