Brazilian footballer Neymar revealed that he was heading to Santos in Brazil after a difficult and injury period with Saudi Arabia’s El Hellal.
Neymar announced on Thursday that he had decided to return to Santos, where his career began. With 79 goals in 128 hearing for Brazil, Neymar has made this record as the country’s top scorer.
Neymar published on social media, “I’m going to contract with the Santos Footbol club,” Shareing his time with a throw backback photo with the club in Sao Paulo, where the football icon yellow also made his legacy.
“My love for the club and its fans has never ended,” he added.
“Your house is ready for you,” Santos responded to Neymar’s post on his X account. Your people are waiting.
Nimar will be formally presented to fans during an event in the club’s Eastdio Arbano Caldira on Friday, which will include direct performances of several famous local artists.
The 32 -year -old, who had previously acted for Barcelona and Paris Saint German, allegedly managed only seven proceedings for El Hilal, despite allegedly earning about $ 104 million each year.
Brazil’s leading goal scorer, Neymar, joined Al -Hilal in August 2023, following other global stars such as Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzima in the Gulf region.
However, just two months after arriving in Riyadh, he suffered a severe knee injury during the 2026 World Cup qualifier while playing for Brazil, and he torn the crusade in his left knee. He removed it for a year.
Hamstoking and knee issues were repeated, his recovery was more complicated in his recovery.
Al Hilal’s coach, George Jesus recently commented, “He is no longer able to perform at the level we are accustomed to. Unfortunately, matters have become very difficult for him.
Nimar’s return to Brazil may prove to be a last chance to restore his career, which has suffered a shock in recent years.
Although he received offers from MLS teams in the United States, he chose to go back to Santos, which aims to get a place in the Brazilian team for the 2026 World Cup, hosted by Mexico , The United States and Canada will do.
