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Fate befalls Neymar

Juba Touabi, Media365, published on Monday November 4, 2024 at 9:58 p.m.

Neymar, the Brazilian star of Al-Hilal, will return to the infirmary of the Saudi team.

Bad luck befalls the experienced attacker. While he was gradually regaining the rhythm of the competition, the Brazilian international was forced to leave the field prematurely this Monday, during the Asian Champions League match against Esteghlal, due to a new muscle injury in his back. thigh. This mishap comes as Neymar, lined up for the second time since his return after a ruptured cruciate ligament, seemed ready to once again become a key element of the Saudi squad. Unfortunately, after thirty minutes, a sore thigh forced him to abandon his teammates, leaving fans uncertain as to the severity of his injury.

Neymar injures his thigh

Before leaving the field, Neymar lit up the match with a classy action. In a daring move, he performed a “sombrero shot” which thrilled the stands, reminding everyone of his intact talent despite years marked by physical problems. However, this new injury adds to a series of problems that have hampered his career in recent years. After a long convalescence for his knee, the striker is struggling to regain physical continuity, leaving doubts about his ability to play a series of matches and fully play his role in Al-Hilal's ambitions.

Despite the absence of their star, Al-Hilal largely dominated Esteghlal, winning 3-0 thanks to a hat-trick from Aleksandr Mitrovic. This result shows that the Saudi team can perform even without Neymar, although his presence remains valuable for his ability to galvanize the team and ignite the crowds. The club and fans are hoping to get the Brazilian back quickly, but the recurrence of his injuries raises questions about his ability to return to full, lasting fitness. For Al-Hilal, this blow calls for caution: the team will probably have to prepare to cope without him in the coming rounds. While awaiting a precise diagnosis, uncertainty remains over Neymar's future.

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