Neymar: The Brazilian police "did not find enough evidence" to accuse the Paris Saint-Germain star of rape

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Neymar denied the allegations of rape of a girl in Paris in May.

The Brazilian police have closed their investigation into the rape charges attributed to Paris Saint-Germain and Neymar, Brazil, and will not accuse him of "insufficient evidence".

The case was revealed after a 7-minute video released by Neymar on June 2 on his account on the social networking site of the Instagram movie, where he first met Nagila Trinidad. In the video, the star revealed that he was facing rape charges.

Trinidad appeared at SPT Brazil, where she held a meeting during which she accused Neymar of having "raped and raped her", broadcast an hour before the start of a friendly match in the context of preparations for the Copa America.

The prosecutor, who filed a lawsuit in which the Brazilian was accused of having raped her in May, said the incident "took place in a hotel in Paris and constituted an badault accompanied by of rape ".

After the police announced the closure of the investigation, the Sao Paulo public prosecutor said that the case had been suspended for "insufficient evidence".

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Such as Neymar to investigate allegations of rape against police in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Police announced Tuesday the prosecution its decision to have 15 days to badess the case before the investigating judge takes the final decision to stop the prosecution.

Neymar denied Trinidad's rape allegations, noting that "the victim of an attempted blackmail".

A spokesman for Neymar declined to comment on the decision of the Sao Paulo police, which is scheduled to hold a press conference on Tuesday to announce its findings.

The case, which has been in the news for several months in France, cast a shadow over Brazil's preparations for the Copa America. However, Brazil, tournament organizer, won the title without the participation of Neymar due to injury during a friendly match before the opening match of Cuba America.

Despite the seriousness of the case, polls still show that most Brazilians believe that Neymar is innocent.