NATIONS - Neymar likely to play in a Brazilian club before retirement
In an interview with "Charla Podcast," Neymar's lawyer and representative discussed the PSG superstar's wish to return to Brazil when his European career is over and play for Flamengo, one of the country's greatest clubs.
“Over and a half he [Neymar] gives some hints, he likes it. Recently he had the exchange of messages there with Gabigol. I even joked with his father: ‘Beautiful house in Mangaratiba, Ninho do Urubu next door, call the city hall, asks for authorization to land [the helicopter] there… There is space,” Motta said.
Neymar's agent indicated that his client may join Flamengo in the future, especially if they continue to be a South American football giant.
The Brazilian team has brought in players with lots of European experience, and as a result, they have won two consecutive Brasileiro titles as well as the Copa Libertadores. So it's possible that the PSG star will be the team's next signing.
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