After a rollercoaster return to Brazilian soccer, Neymar Jr. may once again be on the move—this time back to Europe.

The moment wasn’t just about leisure; it was an intimate display of admiration, mutual respect, and what could be a symbolic passing of the torch.

Neymar was initially on course to be involved in the tournament with Al Hilal until being released by the Saudi Pro League club in January this year, following a disastrous 18-month spell defined by ...

Does he party too much during the season? At the edge of a charity match yesterday, Tuesday, in Vila Belmiro, Neymar took the ...

In an interview with L’Équipe, Neymar Sr, father and agent of Neymar (33, Santos winger), reflected on his son’s time at ...

Neymar has revealed that he almost joined Fluminense to play in the Club World Cup, but opted to stay at Santos as he bids to build up his fitness.