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Brazil Coach Tells Neymar to Prepare Well for World Cup

Summary by Arab News
SAO PAULO: New Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti considers Neymar “a very important player” and has urged the injury-prone star “to prepare well” for the 2026 World Cup. “He must prepare well and he has the time to do that,” the Italian said in an interview with the South American football federation on Thursday. “He’s a very important player for us regarding the World Cup,”

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Brazil national football team coach Carlo Ancelotti has urged Neymar to prepare well for the 2026 World Cup, stressing that he is a "very important player" despite numerous injuries.

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The selector of the Seleçao obviously counts on the former PSG player for the World 2026. Provided that the 33-year-old Brazilian is in shape and free from his physical problems.

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The Saints began the inter-time on the morning of this Saturday (27), with the presentation of the professional list at CT King Pelé, in Santos. Among the athletes present was Neymar, who continues to recover from injury and participate on the day of the team. After 14 days of rest, the players passed by a battery of physical and clinical examinations conducted in two periods. The club's physical preparation coordinator, Fabio Mahseredjian prais…

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Arab News broke the news in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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