Brazilian champions Flamengo eyeing Neymar 💣 | OneFootball

After falling in the Intercontinental Cup final against PSG, Flamengo is already planning a move that could shake up the global market. According to journalist Matteo Moretto from the Marca newspaper, the Brazilian club has serious intentions of signing Neymar Jr. with a short-term contract until June 2026.

The "Mengao" strategy is to offer the star a highly competitive environment and the warmth of his homeland so that he reaches peak physical and football form for the World Cup to be held in North America.

The star's recovery plan

Despite the interest from the current Libertadores champion, Neymar remains clear about his priorities. After the recent 3-0 victory against Cruzeiro, the former Barcelona and Al Hilal player announced that he will undergo knee surgery to definitively resolve his physical issues.

"I'm going to forget about football for the next ten days and then I'm going to have surgery. I asked the doctors to wait for me for these last matches," declared the "10", confirming that his total focus is on post-operative rehabilitation.

A "Last Mission" on the horizon

Neymar has been emphatic in stating that his only obsession at this stage of his career is next year's World Cup. "I have one last mission: the World Cup," he asserted.

Although returning to Brazilian football with Flamengo would represent a historic milestone for the Carioca club, everything will depend on the outcome of his surgery and whether the player considers the Brasileirao the ideal stage to prepare for his final assault on the trophy missing from his collection.

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