Neymar and his most recent anger in Saudi Arabia, what happened to the Brazilian?

It all started last Monday, a local media reported a confrontation between the Brazilian and his coach at Al-Hilal, Jorge Jesus. And after that, they claimed that Neymar had asked the club to leave his current coach. Something that the former Paris Saint-Germain player has completely denied. "Lie. We have to stop believing these things, it's a lack of respect," Neymar responded to this publication.

There are three games that the Brazilian has played in his new team. Two from the league and one from the Asian Champions League. He still doesn't know what it's like to score in the blue shirt, but he has already provided an assist. Arab media had reported that Neymar had requested the dismissal of Jorge Jesús, Al-Hilal's coach. According to these reports, after the match against Navbahor Namangan that ended in a 1-1 draw, Neymar would have asked for the Portuguese coach to leave after a confrontation in the locker room. However, the Brazilian player categorically denied this version on his Instagram account.

These rumors arose after the draw in the debut in the Asian Champions League against Navbahor Namangan, and the Saudi media began to spread the version of a possible unrest in the locker room, which supposedly would have led to demands for the coach's dismissal. However, Neymar himself revealed that this never happened and that the footballer does not have any type of problem.

A future in Brazil for Neymar?

In addition to these events, Neymar's surprising plans for the future have been revealed. From Brazil, it is stated that the talented player intends to return to Santos to prepare for the 2026 World Cup. “Neymar approached Santos and asked to return. I have friends in common with Neymar, whom I will not name, but he has a very strong desire to return to Santos. “Neymar Pai and Neymar Jr told these friends that they had not signed a four-year contract with the Saudis to return a year before the World Cup in Santos,” added Brazilian journalist Ademir Quintino.