Major League Soccer (MLS) side Chicago Fire had been pushing to sign Neymar, but Fabrizio Romano reports that instead he is now close to sealing a loan return to his homeland with first club Santos.
The 33-year-old has been plagued by injuries in recent years and left Saudi club Al-Hilal in January to seal a romantic ...
It has been nearly eight years since Neymar left FC Barcelona to join PSG in a world-record transfer worth €222 million.Ever ...
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Arsenal are expected to wrap up a deal for Martin Zubimendi, considered one of two dream signings for Mikel Arteta, with ...
Neymar almost had a dream return at Santos, but his quality was there for all to see on his second debut for the club. The ...
Neymar has played for 52 minutes in his first match for Santos since returning to the Brazilian club last week. He took powerful shots from the edge of the box and ran above his own expectations in a ...
Alas, Caixinha and Santos did not secure a deal for Windass, as the club moved to re-sign their former star Neymar, who was available again after Al-Hilal terminated the 32-year-old’s contract by ...
Neymar, Brazil's all-time top scorer, joined Al Hilal in August 2023, following fellow superstars Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema to the Gulf. But two months after his arrival in Riyadh ...
Neymar's time at Al Hilal has come to an unceremonious end, but his move to Santos represents real hope to resurrect his career and, in turn, Brazil's World Cup chances. Mauro Horita/Getty Images ...
Neymar broke down in tears and kissed the pitch during his emotional unveiling at his boyhood club Santos before declaring: 'I feel like I'm 17 again.' Around 20,000 supporters packed into Vila ...
Neymar, also known as Neymar da Silva Santos, is a decorated professional football star. The Al Hilal forward is recovering from a serious knee injury.