Quote from: Forsyth Jones on July 17, 2025, 02:29:46 PM

One day you're Flamengo, who competed in the Club World Cup, even beating Chelsea (3x1), and then returns to the Brasileirão losing to Santos F.C, a team relegated to Serie B in 2023.

Pure football juice.

Neymar finally scored a beautiful, decisive goal for Santos (not from a set piece). Could he be back?

This is something that probably only Brazilians will understand
The Brazilian championship is different from all the rest Cheesy

I swear that one day I'd like to see some European teams playing against the smaller teams in the league, something like playing against Ceará in Ceará, against Sport in Recife etc
I think some Europeans would lose hehehe

Quote from: criptoevangelista on July 17, 2025, 02:30:06 PM

Neymar returned to Santos playing in a more withdrawn role. If I'm not mistaken, I even commented on this a few weeks ago, that for him to play at a high level again, he should sacrifice his original position and try to be either a center-forward or a playmaker in the classic number 10 style. It seems he is going to follow this positional line. He has talent, but his real problem is on the physical side; he no longer has the speed, the muscular explosiveness, and he can't take the hits on the field anymore.

I already told you that I liked this idea and it fits Neymar perfectly
Ronaldo was a good example of a player who, despite a history of serious injuries, being overweight and old, managed to play well for Corinthians and score many goals

It would be ideal for Neymar to take up this more advanced position and "only" try to do one dribble and shoot at goal, with him being the main striker