Neymar was devastated after qualifying Brazil's World Cup exit as "the saddest moment of my career"

Neymar admitted that suffering the elimination of the World Cup with Brazil was the "saddest moment of my career" and states that he struggles to "find the strength to play at new".

Selecao entered the tournament in Russia as a favorite to lift the trophy, but struggled to show his best form at any moment of the tournament, eventually reaching the quarterfinals before 39 to be eliminated by a far superior Belgian team. Post-Instagram, Neymar wrote: "I can say that it's the saddest moment of my career, it's incredibly painful because we knew we could make it happen, we knew we had the conditions to go further, to make history.this was not this time.It is difficult to regain the strength to play football, but I am sure that God will give me the strength to face No matter what, then I will never stop thanking God, even in defeat … because I know your way is better than mine, I'm very happy to be part of this team, I am proud of all the players, our dream was interrupted but they did not come out of our minds or our hearts. "

Neymar was personally qualified for fame in the competition but experienced a tournament difficult, scoring twice for Brazil but receiving severe criticism from the He is vr I have that Neymar was also the most offended player of the World Cup this year, the striker having been the victim of ten faults at the opening of Brazil. match against Switzerland, the most a player had been fouled in a World Cup match since Alan Shearer in 1998.

The most expensive player in the world after his move from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain in 2017, Neymar has scored 57 goals in 90 games for Brazil since his debut for the national side in 2010.