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After not appearing in the top ten of the Golden Ball Award given by the French magazine France Football, Neymar was criticized by the Spanish newspaper Sport . "From the successor of Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo to 12th place" was the title of the story, which made many comments ironically about the jersey of the Brazilian national team.

Final of Libertadores and South America, Bundesliga and more: 19659003] "Neymar, successor of Messi and Cristiano at the 12th place of the Golden Ball Award, but this is not the most worrying for the Brazilian Neymar went to Paris to be the star of the team, which was occupied in Barcelona by Leo Messi, but the problem is that Neymar found another star in France, Kylian Mbappé, a young man of 18 who has come to eclipse part of his role, "writes the newspaper, which, since the hectic Barcelona release,

The sport spoke of the injury that disrupted Neymar during the season. However, he badured that since his arrival at PSG this summer (European) of 2017, "he, who has highlighted the highest podium spot in the next editions of the Ball of Gold, but lost nine places." This was the worst PSG player ranking across Europe (in 2017 he was third on the podium, behind only Messi and CR7, the winner).

In addition to criticizing Neymar, the paper also congratulated Mbappé a few times. , as when he states that "the boy came with Neymar last season, snatched his protagonism, not just in the team of both as in the Golden Ball." He ranked fourth thanks to his fantastic world in Russia and took eight positions at Neymar. "

Check out the Golden Ball's Top 30:

The 11: No Kolo Gololo, flying (Chelsea and France) [19659006(19659006)]: Thibaut Courtois, goalkeeper (Real Madrid and Belgium)

15th: Paul Pogba (19659006) [12ème]: Neymar, striker (Paris Saint-Germain and Brazil)

13th: Luis Suárez, (19659006) 17th: Gareth Bale, striker (Real Madrid and Wales)

17º: Karim Benzema, Manchester United and Argentina

(Real Madrid and Spain)

19º: Sergio Ramos, defender (Real Madrid and Spain) [19659004] 19º: Roberto Firmino, striker (Liverpool and Brazil)

22º: Sadio Mané, striker (Liverpool and Senegal)

2 2º: Edinson Cavani, striker (Paris Saint-Germain and Uruguay) 25º: Jan Oblak, goalkeeper (Atlético de Portugal)

25th: Alisson Becker, goalkeeper (Liverpool and Brazil)

25th: Mario Mandzukic , striker (Juventus and Croatia)

25th: Jan Oblak, goalkeeper Madrid and Slovenia)

28º: Diego Godin, defender (Atletico Madrid and Uruguay)

29º: Isco, half (Real Madrid and l Spain)

29º: Hugo Lloris, goalkeeper (Tottenham and France)