Davide Ancelotti Gives Neymar Hope
It seems that Neymar still has a chance to play in the World Cup. That hope was sparked by Davide Ancelotti, son of Carlo Ancelotti and current assistant coach of the Brazilian national team. The Santos player knows that everything depends on him.
Fitness, The Key Factor
In an interview, the assistant coach pointed out that, as Brazil’s all-time leading scorer, Neymar has an opportunity—but it is entirely in his hands. He still has time to regain his best form and reach peak condition.
However, he also emphasized that the final decision rests with the head coach. Carlo Ancelotti has not been able to count on Neymar for the Brazil national team due to the constant wave of injuries that have affected him. The Italian manager has explained on multiple occasions the reasons for his absence: “Why isn’t he on the list right now? Because he’s not at 100%.”
Within the Brazil coaching staff, they fully understand what Neymar can bring: his talent, his abilities, and the influence he has within the squad. Nevertheless, they need the Santos star to return to his best level to be considered for the World Cup.

Neymar Regains Rhythm With Santos
Little by little, Neymar has been getting back into rhythm. With Santos, he has been decisive in recent matches. In the games he has played, he has contributed assists and has managed to complete the full 90 minutes. He missed the most recent match due to card accumulation, which slightly slowed his momentum, although it also allowed him to recover physically.
The Brazilian star has been dealing with knee issues and, according to reports in Brazil, underwent regenerative treatment to be in optimal condition ahead of the World Cup.
The final squad list for the World Cup will be announced on May 18, leaving Neymar with a limited number of matches to prove he is fully fit. Carlo Ancelotti has been clear: the issue is not technical, but physical. That’s why these weeks will be crucial for Neymar, who already knows that everything depends on him to convince “Carletto” that he deserves to play in the World Cup.





















