Neymar reveals feelings after elimination of the Brazilian National Team in the World Cup

Always surrounded by the hopes of fans to lead the squad of the Brazilian national team since his early career, Neymar commented during an interview with youtuber and streamer Casimiro about his feelings after Brazil’s elimination against Corácia in the quarterfinals of the last World Cup, held in Qatar. The PSG striker did not hide a thought about leaving the Canarinho after the tournament, but guaranteed his stay at the Canarinho throughout the next cycle.

“I, after the World Cup, honestly, I didn’t want to go back, no. But I thought again. Because I’m very hungry, right? – commented Neymar during the conversation.

The Brazilian striker said he cried for several days after his dramatic elimination in the last World Cup, mainly due to the script seen during the match. The desperation during the match was even greater by the decisive goal scored in overtime. Neymar also commented on preferring the defeat on penalties with the 0x0 on the scoreboard, without having scored in extra time. Still in the conversation with Casimiro, he cited the elimination against Croatia as the worst moment of his life and told how the climate in the locker room felt like a wake. Another issue involving the game was his physical condition, PSG’s number 10 pondered that he entered the field without being fully recovered from the injury suffered in the debut of the competition.

“It was one of the worst weeks of my life. In addition to being hurt, nobody knew that, I got very sick. I did the treatment lying in bed, sleeping the whole day. I just kept my foot out of bed and the physiotherapist stayed there doing all kinds of treatments. – completed the player.

After returning to PSG, Neymar re-injured his ankle while playing for the club. The Brazilian hasn’t been on the pitch since February 19, with a recovery period of five months to date, having been operated on in March. Already in the new season, the striker was released to train with his teammates.

Paris Saint-Germain started their work for the new European season, facing Le Havre in a friendly before traveling to Japan. The team now coached by Spaniard Luis Enrique plays against Al-Nassr, Cerezo Osaka and Inter Milan on this trip through Asia, officially debuting for Ligue 1 on August 1, facing Lorient at the Parc des Princes.

Featured Photo: Neymar crying after Brazil’s elimination from the World Cup. Reproduction/Gettyimages