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Neymar breaks silence on transfer rumor just weeks after returning to Santos

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Neymar's father stated that their project at Santos extends beyond Neymar's six-month contract.
© Miguel SchincariolNeymar's father stated that their project at Santos extends beyond Neymar's six-month contract.

Neymar has addressed speculation linking him with a return to Barcelona following his recent transfer to Santos. The Brazilian superstar’s contract with Al Hilal was terminated in January after a brief and injury-plagued spell in Saudi Arabia.

Neymar’s return to his boyhood club Santos was met with considerable excitement, though recent rumors suggest that he still harbors ambitions of rejoining Barcelona in the summer.

Barcelona’s sporting director, Deco, has downplayed the possibility of Neymar’s return, citing financial fair play concerns. Deco acknowledged the high cost of signing Neymar, emphasizing the financial implications and the constraints imposed by the financial fair play regulations.

This suggests that any potential move would be difficult to achieve within their existing financial structure. The club’s clear stance reduces the chances of this happening in the near future.

Neymar Sr. and Neymar’s commitment to Santos’ restructuring

Neymar’s father, Neymar Sr., has also addressed the transfer rumors, emphasizing his son’s commitment to helping Santos restructure its organization. He stated that their project at Santos extends beyond the six-month contract, aiming to provide support and facilitate alliances to improve the club’s overall position.

Neymar himself echoed this sentiment, urging calm and expressing optimism about a “great era” for Santos. This suggests that the player is fully committed to helping his boyhood club and is focused on achieving success in Brazil.

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Neymar has made a positive start to his second stint at Santos, scoring one goal and providing one assist in four matches. He’s fully focused on the task ahead, emphasizing the importance of patience and a collective approach to improve the club’s standing.

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