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Now the conversation has changed a bit, it seems that the negotiations to renew his contract with Santos have cooled down
Santos is in financial trouble, in a terrible position in the Brazilian championship and with no prospects of change
It can't be easy to put up with Neymar there, not playing much, partying, earning millions while the whole club is doing badly

Whoever signs Neymar for performance will be doing good business, after all they'll be paying him very little Cheesy

Sometimes I get angry whenever I read about Neymar's ordeal, more painful is the fact that the player may never recover or get back to his former position and one of the world's most revered player, some how history may have not been fair enough to Neymar considering the fact that he made some career threatening choice that led to his decline professionally, perhaps this could be one the reasons why he returned to Brazil but things haven't been as good as he anticipated when decided to join Santos.

He no longer has a market in the top European clubs, and perhaps not even in the secondary European leagues. Maybe the best league where he still has some value is Brazilian football. However, if he can't turn things around, I’m not sure there will be any team willing to pay a high salary to a player who is nearly a veteran and has a serious history of injuries. It's a shame, I like Neymar's football, but he's simply reaping the consequences of his own choices.