Neymar leaves as Brazil's greatest goalscorer, one of the finest footballers the country has produced and perhaps the last great Brazilian superstar whose game was built as much on joy as on efficiency. He never won the trophy that defines footballing immortality, but he gave Brazil moments that will endure for generations.
Neymar leaves as Brazil's greatest goalscorer, one of the finest footballers the country has produced and perhaps the last great Brazilian superstar whose game was built as much on joy as on efficiency. He never won the trophy that defines footballing immortality, but he gave Brazil moments that will endure for generations.
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Neymar leaves as Brazil's greatest goalscorer, one of the finest footballers the country has produced and perhaps the last great Brazilian superstar whose game was built as much on joy as on efficiency. He never won the trophy that defines footballing immortality, but he gave Brazil moments that will endure for generations.
