The Brazilian star Neymar seems to have his days numbered at Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia, since the new injury he suffered triggered the patience of the managers who are evaluating his departure and thinking about his successor.
The Brazilian star Neymar seems to have the hours numbered in the Al-Hilal of Saudi Arabiasince the new injury he suffered triggered the patience of the managers who are evaluating his departure and thinking about his successor.
Neymar left the torn cruciate ligaments in the past, however, his return to the field was not as expected, since in the last game he retired due to a muscle injury.
According to Saudi Arabian media, Al Hilal have run out of patience with their star player and would be open to letting him leave in January.
The forward arrived in the summer of 2023 as a star signing in exchange for 90 million euros, with a contract until 2025 with a salary of 100 million of the European currency per year, but he barely played 7 games in a year and a half, in who scored a goal and gave three assists.
The press even claims that Al Hilal would not register him in the next January window, with the aim of accelerating his departure and forgetting about his time at the club.
In this sense, they would already be looking for possible replacements for Neymar up front and the name that comes to the fore is Cristiano Ronaldo, who at 39 years old shows validity in every match he plays in Saudi football.
The Portuguese star currently plays for Al Nassr and is the biggest soccer star in the aforementioned country. In the current season he has scored 8 goals among the 11 games he played between the Saudi Pro League and the Asian Champions League.
Source: Ambito
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