Former PSG star Neymar should logically leave his club, Al-Hilal at the end of the season. With rumors sending him to the United States and Brazil, speculation regarding the Brazilian is growing. Santos, Flamengo or even the Chicago Fire… what is certain is that Neymar's adventure in Saudi Arabia should indeed come to an end quickly.
Neymar is more than ever on the departure of his clubAl-Hilal. The Brazilian is announced almost everywhere, notably in the United States, in MLS. While THE TEAM linked the former Parisian to the frankness of Chicago Fire, The Athletic reveals that these rumors come from the player's clan, in an attempt to find him a way out after his adventure in Saudi Arabia, his contract at Al-Hilal ending next June.
A return home?
More Neymar is also linked to many clubs around the world and logically features in rumors sending him to Brazil. According to information from Bolavip Brasil, Flemish would do everything to bring in the Brazilian striker. However, this rumor was also denied by UOL Esporte.
-The training club of Neymar, Santoshe also hopes to see the return of the player he trained. According to TyC Sports, Santos would have even already shot a video narrated by Skin (thanks to an AI) to try to convince the former Barcelona player to return. The Brazilian also reacted to all these rumors: “They signed me for Santos, Flamengo […] I want to come back one day, but I didn't think about it. »
An inevitable departure
In any case, a departure from Neymar now seems inevitable. The coach ofAl-Hilal, Jorge Jesusalso mentioned the player's case during his last press conference:“Neymar will not be included in the squad for the championship. He can participate in the Asian Champions League. The Saudi League is one of the best leagues in the world. All Al-Hilal players can play for any club in Europe. Just as he was about to return, he was injured again. He is a player who leaves no doubt, a world-class player. But the truth is that physically, Neymar can no longer perform at the level we are used to. Things got tough for him, unfortunately. »
