The Brazilian star uploads his feelings to his social networks, where he reflects his sadness.
Neymar suffered the most serious injuries of his career. During the duel against Uruguay, he lamented the tear of the anterior cruciate ligament and the meniscus of his left knee. The information was provided by Al Hilal, the Saudi club that invested a million dollars to take advantage of his talent and that will have to postpone this aspiration, considering that the recovery will take at least six months.
The Brazilian is sad. He assumes the complexity of the diagnosis which also requires him to undergo surgery to reconstruct the damaged structures. However, he is ready to fight through adversity and try to return to conditions similar to ideal conditions.
The message
The Santos star published two messages on Instagram to underline his feelings, although the most extensive and decisive is the first. “It’s a very sad moment, the worst . I know I am strong but this time I will need even more of my people (family and friends). It’s not easy going through an injury and surgery, but imagine what it’s like to go through it all again four months after recovery. », he expresses.
The next was an exercise in devotion and gratitude. “I have faith, even too much. But I leave the strength in God’s hands, so that he can renew mine. . Thank you for the messages of support and affection”
The star will have to be patient because, according to initial calculations, it could only be available at the end of 2024, after almost 200 days of development.
Indeed, this illness is the most complex that he has had to face during his career. In February last year, he had to undergo ankle surgery which kept him out for 130 days and caused him to miss 15 matches for PSG, the powerful French team he was defending.
It is precisely this accident that he alludes to in the initial message, which he then completed with another, shorter, but just as decisive: “Faith”.
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