Neymar’s participation in the upcoming World Cup now hinges on his recovery pace, according to a statement from the Brazilian Football Federation. The federation confirmed that the 34-year-old winger has a decent chance of being included in the final Seleção squad.
Recent media speculation suggested that Carlo Ancelotti may consider leaving Neymar out of the squad due to an injury. In response, the federation issued a detailed update on the player’s health status.
“On Monday, Neymar underwent an MRI, and the results showed positive progress in his recovery—right in line with expectations.
AdvertisementHe will continue his rehabilitation program, which has been designed by the Brazilian national team’s medical commission.
On Monday, the athlete Neymar underwent an MRI scan. The examination showed good progress in his treatment, within the expected parameters.
He will follow the recovery and physical conditioning plan developed by the Brazil national team’s medical staff,” the statement read.
Neymar is currently recovering from a fibular head injury sustained during a training session on May 18. The federation’s comments aim to clarify any uncertainties about his potential participation in the tournament.