Neymar retaliates with critics who attempt to "compromise" him after playing with retaliation charges

Neymar fought back those who criticized his behavior in Brazil's 2-0 win over Mexico on Monday, trying to "undermine" him and put him out of play, according to reports.

Despite the goal of putting Brazil ahead of the pack, the entanglement of Neymar with former Watford defender Miguel Layun in the technical area attracted the most attention. While Neymar lay on the ground with the ball wedged between his legs, Layun stepped on the Brazilian's ankle while he was picking up the ball. Neymar reacted in hysteria, causing a furious response from both benches.

According to The Guardian, the 26-year-old, accused of feigning an injury during the match of the 16th World Cup day, pays no attention to the criticisms he has made. After the match, Neymar said: "I think it's more an attempt to undermine myself than anything else.I do not care much about criticism, not even of praise as this can influence d & # 39; somehow the attitude of the athlete. "In the last two games, I have not spoken to the press because there are too many people talking, excited. I do not know if they show themselves. I am here to win with my teammates. "

After the match, Mexican manager Juan Carlos Osorio, without specifically mentioning Neymar, said that the" fake mistakes "contributed to the defeat of his team on Monday.

Osorio continued:" I think that Is a shame for football. We lost a lot of time because of a player. We stopped too often.

"I think it's a very negative example for the world of football and all the kids that follow this game.It's a strong sport, a human sport and I think that It should not be so much action. "

Roberto Firmino and Neymar both found the back of the net in the 2-0 win. finals of the World Cup.

The director of Brazil, Titus, believed that Neymar was unjustly treated, saying, "I saw what happened … Watch the video and against the video, you can not say anything."

Neymar was the subject of discussions following reports of Real Madrid 's refusal of an offer of 310 million euros for the Brazilian striker.