Pocketist Congressman Sends Job to CBF to Ask for Neymar's Summoning to the World Cup
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Federal MP Hélio Lopes (PL-RJ) sent a letter to the Brazilian Confederation of Football (CBF) asking for the convocation of player Neymar Jr., from Santos, to the World Cup. The presentation was sent by the parliamentary office and announced by him in a sequence of contents published on social networks.
Helio Lopes said Santos' attacker represents millions of Brazilians in love with football.
Congressman Hélio Lopes (PL-RJ) sent a letter to the Brazilian Confederation of Football (CBF) requesting the summoning of Santos Neymar's player to the Cup.
Brazilian Congressman Helio Lopes (PL-RJ) sent a letter to the CBF (Brazilian Football Confederation) on Friday (May 8, 2026) requesting that the organization consider calling up Neymar Jr. for the 2026 World Cup. The full document is available here (183 kb-PDF). In the document, the congressman states that the initiative reflects a "popular manifestation" in favor of the player's presence on the Brazilian national team. According to him, his of…
On Friday (8), Congressman Helio Lopes (PL-RJ) sent a letter to the Brazilian Confederation of Football (CBF) requesting the summoning of attacker Neymar Jr. to the 2026 World Cup. According to the document, few athletes of the current generation represent the feeling of World Cup as Santos' shirt 10. Neymar is not only a player, it continues the text before saying that the attacker is the greatest artilleryman of the Brazilian Team. It also rei…
In the midst of the discussions on Neymar in the World Cup, Mr. Hélio Lopes (PL-RR) is one of those who advocates the convening of the crack by the Selection. The parliamentarian sent a job to the Brazilian Confederation of Football (CBF) with a special request for the presence of the athlete of Santos. According to the political columnist, Neymar has to play the World Cup because he is not "only a player". In the document sent, Hélio presents h…
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