2023-09-03 18:19:00
2023-09-03
The Brazilian star Neymar assured that, like his friend Lionel Messi, he “lived through hell” at Paris Saint-Germain, a team from which he said goodbye last month to emigrate to Saudi football.
On the 10th of the ‘Selecao’ he said in an interview with the program Esporte Espetacular, on the Brazilian TV Globo, that he was “very happy” for the Qatar-2022 world championship won by Messi with Argentina, but at the same time upset by the reality of his friend in the Parisian team, where they were teammates until June.
“(Messi) He lived the two sides of the coin. He went to heaven with Argentina, he won everything in recent years, and with Paris he lived through hell, we lived through hell, both he and I”, assured ‘Ney’.
The 31-year-old Brazilian star, presented two weeks ago at Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia after six seasons at PSG, was booed on occasion by Parisian fans at the Parc des Princes.
“We got angry, because we weren’t there for no reason, we were there to give our best, to be champions, that’s why we played together again, we came together to make history,” explained Neymar, who before PSG had been a teammate of the Argentine -currently at the Inter Miami- at Barcelona.
“Unfortunately, we didn’t get it,” he added.
‘Ney’ will lead Brazil at the start of the South American qualifier for the 2026 World Cup, in the first qualifying games for the 2026 World Cup, after the failure in Qatar-2022 with the ‘Canarinha’.
Brazil will collide with Bolivia (on September 8, in Belem) and Peru (on September 12, in Lima).
The star of the Brazilian team signed for two years with Al-Hilal after six seasons at Paris Saint-Germain, where he won five French championship titles.
Signed in a transfer of close to 100 million euros, bonuses included (108.7 million dollars), the Brazilian 10 joined a group of world soccer stars, seduced in recent months by the Saudi kingdom.
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