What’s Wrong with Neymar? | Pressure, Disappointments & “My Last World Cup”
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Neymar has had quite the downturn in form in the last few years, after setting France alight with his performances in his first season with PSG. Recent comments have pointed to Neymar perhaps feeling unhappy playing football at this point, and saying that the 2022 World Cup may be Neymar’s last World Cup. In this video we’ll look at his transfer to PSG, the numbers that show his major loss of form, and try to figure out why he would say that he doesn’t “have the strength of mind to deal with football anymore.”
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PART 1 - THE SHADOW: 01:28
PART 2 - THE NUMBERS: 06:26
PART 3 - BRASIL: 10:44
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The fact that Ronaldo and Messi will outlast Neymar, Bale, Hazard and others who were viewed to be taking their mantle once they retire shows the insane level those two are operating
actual anomalies. at the same time for more than 15 years. must be a glitch!
Great take
I think that’s what friendly rivalry does . Messi and Ronaldo are only as good as they are bc of the competition between the two as much as they’ll never admit it .
Not to diminish their merit, but they were also lucky to play in some of the greatest squads in history. Just take CR7's stats while playing for Manchester United and then in Real Madrid; even in his first Ballon D'Or winning season, when he was still in England, his goal average was lower than in most of his Madrid seasons. Messi, by his turn, has never been as mythical with the Argentinean jersey as he was with the blaugrana.
Of course, CR7 has always been fantastic even for Portugal (which has never had spectacular squads), and Messi's stats for Argentina are amazing - because both are fantastic players. But if they managed to achieve so many record-breaking seasons, it's owed almost as much to their exceptional teams as to their own skill.
@@RevanSurik Not to forget Messi who played alongside Xavi, Iniesta, Puyol, etc. because they were all exceptional players too. Basically, we are living in special era with those two.
My take on this: He's not having as much fun playing football in his professional career. From the moment he was discovered he was given so many expectations and out of fear of failing to meet those expectations he felt the pressure of having to deliver. He's like that kid whos parents found out he/she could play violin really well and then forced lessons and practice just so he/she could become the best violin player. The kid never got to enjoy playing violin, never got to try and enjoy the sounds that come from the instrument and thus ends up not liking the violin anymore. Neymar is that kid, so much pressure, and so much expectation that he actually doesn't enjoy football anymore.
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He is more of a spoiled brat offered big rewards for mediocrity (his salary in friggin ligue 1)
@@NomaHirudo Being a troll on the internet won't get you anywhere my guy.
One of the most accurate and underrated comment I’ve ever seen about Neymar
Perfect analogy man!
To offer another Brazilian perspective, much of the polarised feelings we have towards Neymar is related to his personality and behaviour. During his first year as a pro, he earned a fame of having a penchant for histrionics on the pitch, and for thinking himself more important than anyone else - his first club, Santos, even fired their then coach because he had disagreements with Neymar. To make things worse, Brazil's media always had a bit of a fetish for him, which amplified both his mystique and people antipathy towards him. Unlike Argentineans, who are always overprotective of their own (even if they're on the wrong), Brazilians have no issue bashing a fellow countryman they think deserves the bashing.
Neymar did seem to mature a lot after that incident with his coach at Santos; around 2013 and 2014, even I liked him. But that image as a bratty guy with Peter Pan syndrome and a tendency for faking fouls never wore out, and Neymar didn't seem to take that well, lashing out and at times seemingly enforcing that image.
I do not mean to be disrespectful, but as an American (0 world cups to your 5) do you think the influence of Pele, Ronaldinho, Kaka, Sócrates, and Garincha has influenced the feeling about Neymar? He is a sublime footballer but is playing in an era of European international football dominance. I genuinely want to hear an outside perspective! I hope you have a good day friend.
@@idkjustchangingmyname7343 Not disrespectful at all :) Like it's mentioned in the video, Neymar came right after an era of star-studded teams; until 2006 Brazil's teams had legends like Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaká, Cafu, Roberto Carlos, Rivaldo, etc all playing together; more than that, it was common for most top clubs in the world to have at least one Brazilian among their main players (Ronaldo & Roberto Carlos in Real Madrid, Kaká, Cafu & Dida in Milan, Adriano in Internazionale, Ronaldinho in Barcelona, Lúcio & Zé Roberto in Bayern, Juninho Pernambucano in Lyon, Júlio César & Lúcio in Mourinho's Internazionale, etc). But ever since 2010, we haven't seen stars like that - Neymar is easily the only player, in the last ten years, to have a status similar to what the likes of Ronaldinho and Kaká had at their peak (Dani Alves and Marcelo could be seen as our generation's Cafu and Roberto Carlos, but Dani Alves & Marcelo never won WCs like Cafu and R. Carlos did).
I don't think the legacy of teams from the 60s, 70s or even 80s weighs down on Neymar or anyone of the current generation, though those who grew up watching that 2002-2009 Brazil teams (like myself) certainly look down on the current generation. We've always had a tendency of negatively comparing the current generation to the previous one (even the 2002 WC-winning team was shit compared to the 1998 team, at least until they won against Germany); likewise, the 2013 team was trash compared to the 2010 one, but now we think fondly of that squad that destroyed Spain in the Confederations Cup lol Personally I don't think we lack in talented players; but football today seems to rely too heavily in tactics and physicality whereas we still idolise flair and individual decision-making - two things that, nowadays, only Neymar out of all Brazilian players seem to embody.
@@RevanSurik Wow! What an incredibly insightful and informative response. I really appreciate you responding!
Russia was a chance for Neymar to set the stage on fire. Instead he cried and rolled around a lot.
Brazil's striking options seem to have dwindled a lot in the last decade.
@@vamsiampolu8438 Diego Costa in his prime could have been the answer
Damn I feel bad for him, the part 3 of this video hit hard. 'I don't know if I have the strength of mind to deal with football anymore.' 2014 WC injuries, 2019 CA injured, 2021 CA final loss, Champions League final loss, constant injuries the last few years, intense pressure / scrutiny from the media. Gotta feel for the guy, you can see why he's struggling, but he's a legend, even if he retired today
You can see it on his face. Compare photos from when he joined PSG and nowadays... he looks joyless and tired to say the least.
Never realised it until you said it and now I can’t unsee it
Shouldve stayed at Barça tbh
@@doggerlander why? To get a huge pay cut at a financial dumpster fire?
@@doggerlander did passion help you overcome the games against bayern and benfica? If neymar stayed the only thing he would win is a salary reduction
@@doggerlander exactly, so there was no passion. Its just an empty skeleton of a club. You dont even need to go back that far, this UCL season barca have yet to get more than a single shot on target
He has the same career path as the two most recent transcendent Brazilian talents R9 and Ronaldinho: Young, lively, playing with joy and basically unstoppable. Then (like Ronaldo) injuries caught up, plus his playboy lifestyle (like Ronaldinho) probably didn't slow down the aging process.
The only difference? They didn't have to compete with Messi and Ronaldo. I firmly believe if they weren't around Neymar would have at least one Ballon d'or
Won have won 2 tbh 2015 and 2017 came third in both could’ve won both of messi and Ronaldo weren’t there
Another difference, Brazil's golden generation had R9, Ronaldinho, Rivaldo, Kakà and many other great players so they were able to share the pressure with each other, this Brazil has only Neymar and that's it
@@jamaa7259 what did Ney do to be worthy of 2017 b'dor?
@@Lbleize he was 3rd place in the ballondor nominations and had a amazing yr that yr
Just another reason why mental health of football players should be given priority over anything else.
Not to mention the clock is ticking for him adding more pressure.
He'll be 30 years old during the upcoming World Cup and we don't how good he will be at 34.
Also, football in general has changes massively, even within the last 10-20 years. You don't see players attempting skills and tricks like you did in the 90's for instance, because today everything has to be effective and efficient. Even the likes of CR7 has conformed to this since his young years. Someone like Ronaldinho was far from the best when it came to output (goals and assists for instance), but he played in a time where his insane talent was appreciated. Today, most people have forgotten that football is entertainment in the end, which is ultimately why Neymar is treated so terribly, when in stead he should be regarded as a footballing great. Very sad to see.
he still a footballing great imo, it just that ridiculous standard of efficiency set by those 2 monsters (CR7 and Messi) that make neymar games not appreciated
Bruh neymar does not seem to be a hard worker outside the pitch.
Man, the dribblers back in the day were appreciated because they were efficient and valuable in the way they played. Maradona or Garrincha, to use a couple of the more widely known, used to dominate and win the games for their teams. Nobody hates, or dislikes, or poorly rates Neymar because of his flair, they do it precisely BECAUSE all that flair doesn´t translate to actually winning for the most part. Also, you seem to suggest he is underrated, but heck, for a player who has LITERALLY missed half of his club games in the past 4 seasons, also missing a Copa America in that span (the one Brazil won, btw), he is quite generously rated by many, including you seemingly, as one of the best of his generation mostly based on "potential".
It’s rare to see a Brazilian player playing good after they pass the 30 years barrier.
Should be Brazilian attacker.
Because they have poor discipline, always partying
@@dinisfonseca6305 Fernandinho too
@@olafharoldsonnii4713 very true lmao
@@dinisfonseca6305 Why? Most Brazilian defenders and defensive players in general, last longer.
The whole thing with the media and the older brazilian generation being overly hard on Neymar is so similar to argentina and Messi that I can't help but understand what the guy must be going through
the guy is a multi millioner, he is not going through anything.
@@trndrd And you missed the whole point of what he said. Thank you for proving that
@@trndrd He's getting bashed everywhere and it's worsening his mental health. No matter how rich you are, you're still human.
When you're the centerpiece of a massive (and maybe, a political) project like PSG, and the team doesn't deliver it's most important target of winning the CL, the pressure and the criticism can be draining. Obviously he chose that life himself, but one thing is for sure: He still had an amazing career even if it stops today ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽
indeed
the messiah failed its project
yup, used to be a neymar hater because he was so good and getting all the love. if messi and ronaldo didnt exist, he would be heavily worshipped. neymar stats are no joke.
@@caiusthue9606 exactly people get so blinded his stats are crazy has over 400 goals and over 200 assists and yet ppl hate him 3rd best player in the world for a reason could’ve won a couple of ballondors if messi and Ronaldo weren’t there he clearly deserves to get one
Before clicking, I thought it's going to be yet another tabloid type rant but appreciate the stats. Neymar is my most favorite player and hopefully he comes back better than ever. Neymar in Brasil for example can play in his last position vs Uruguay. It can really make a difference vs traditional LW
this whole "he delivers when he is happy" seems to always be especially true for brasilien players (also thinking about guys like couthino and firminio)
That's the same for everyone. I think Brazilian players are a bit lacking on the mental department in general, watching the Libertadores I lost count how many time I've seen a Brazilian team completly break down mentally and loose some games they really shouldn't.
@@jonnyso1 yeah I mean its probably true vor every human being no matter the occupation, just have the feeling that in football we talk about it a lot regarding brasilian players.. also thinking about the germany game where they basically just stopped playing
He is happy when he delivers
Adriano also gave up his career because he wasnt happy, its not a coincidence, its a symptom, Brazil has a population severely affected with mental health(look up some of the stats its actually crazy) and it is still a stigma in society
@@wendelhaha1 Adriano situation is different he fell into depression because his father was killed due to gang violence. His father was the closest person to him and was the one that got him into football and pushed him to join inter Milan so it's understandable what he went through Neymar doesn't have that excuse.
its sad to see him like this, I really hope he finds that smile again, the guy is my idol and the reason I fell in love with this sport
Reminds me of a song if you get me -
I'm tired of being what you want me to be
Feeling so faithless, lost under the surface
Don't know what you're expecting of me
Put under the pressure of walking in your shoes
Name of the song?
@@kshitiz6376 Numb - Linkin Park
There's no doubt Neymar is a generational talent for Brazil since the days of Ronaldo and Ronaldinho but more was expected from him to deliver silverware for club and country. He joined PSG to become the main man and win the Ballon D'or but now he's no where near close to winning it. Luka Modric won it in 2018 and if not for the pandemic then Robert Lewandowski would have won it last year.
The constant criticism, injuries and pressure must have taken a toll on him. The whole world was waiting on Neymar to overtake Ronaldo and Messi but Neymar is caught between two football landscapes. When I say landscapes I mean Ronaldo and Messi setting the bar high on what's a world class player and the arrival of the new generation talents in Mbappe and Haaland. Neymar is now at a crossroad of his career. To say he's not the 3rd best player in the world is incorrect. His first year and his third year at PSG is a testament how really good he is when he's in the zone.
I would be lying if I said I'm not disappointed that he never reached the heights of his Barcelona days. No way a flop at PSG but can't blame the fans for not seeing the Neymar of Barcelona. Great player overall but now forced to play second fiddle to Messi and Mbappe. Good video on Neymar and his state of mind.
I remember that a ref showed him a yellow card for showboating. That’s ridiculous to think. He dives, fakes but often he gets way more harsh punishments than what he deserves. It’s painful as a fan to watch him like that but he will shine again.
Agreed, if you're good enough and confident enough to play with flair, why not?
Remember when Neymar lost the Gold medal match in 2012. He told the press after I feel I have to win 2016 in order to make up in 2012 imagine how much pressure he felt during that tournament. Imagine if they had lost
I love how neymar went and showed his class against Uruguay right after this came out. Hopefully this will shut the haters up and hopefully he stays in this form
He's just tired of the press. Mainly the Brazilian press and pundits
Thats the issue he’s done with the pressure of being one of the best footballers itw he just doesnt have the ambition or desire anymore to go back to his best levels again
U mean the British Press & Pundits... They not always have good to say
Yeah. A new challenge wouldn't be a bad idea. Probably sick of the french press to death when underperfroming and the nearly there attitude in the champions league. He may be appreciated more somewhere else.
@@croninalan My feeling is that he wants to go back to Brazil or wants to go and live that gucci life in the US after the WC
@@JRD876 Hurts more when it’s from your own country and people.
0:25 someone just casually chilling pitchside on a throne
Data analysis section was superficial. His average position has shifted from winger to 10/inside forward, so you would expect pass completions to drop and xg per progression or pass to rise. Using pure % for shot quality is also shorting the importance of shot volume differences and whether he is putting enough pressure on opposition via shots rather than movement as a winger.
This video really understated the storyline of Neymar being hobbled by bad injuries progressively. His decline in peak potential was pretty clear last year when Mahrez overshadowed him in both CL legs. That's way more likely to shorten his career longevity than the press and national pressure.
mahrez most definitely did not out shine neymar lol neymar was clearly the better player .. regardless your earlier comment about the stats changing due to positional change.. i agree with
We spoke in the video of how his finishing and passing has fallen off a bit (a lot, when it comes to finishing), and some of the stats presented speak to that and corroborate a downward trend overall in his performances. Misplaced passes could be due to a slight positional change as you said, but his change to a more central position happened back in 2018-19, and he still was much, much better in all categories at that time (and scored/assisted a ton). If you're arguing that I should have used different metrics? You're probably right as I'm new to this and learning still. But the fall-off in both finishing and passing is noticeable to the eye _and_ in the numbers, which was the point of that section.
As for the injuries, I made sure to mention them a ton throughout the video so I thought that was implied as a major issue (I even specifically said he has only broken 30 appearances once for PSG). But if I lacked clarity there, then that's my bad! Thanks for the feedback.
@@RabonaTV Thanks for the measured response. My main point was that the data used for analysis here didn't demonstrate net footballing decline in either a storytelling or statistical power way. Some other attributes which could have been added to paint a fuller picture include changes in distance run, take on volume & completion accuracy, dispossessions. If you want to get fancy, we could also consider things like change in team npxg between the PSG managers to factor in effect of changes in tactics & manager, or add in agnostic team importance scores like GoalImpact/Shapley values to understand whether Neymar is becoming more important to his teams despite his overt dropoff in output.
One part of the analysis which was incorrect was the overuse of success percentages instead of looking at changes in raw # of attempts. This is called the law of large numbers, and means that the percentage only stabilizes and represents the true normal level for players when they are making that kind of play at high volume. For example, Cesc Fabregas's pass completion % and xG from passing is more indicative of his true level as a passer compared to Obi Mikel's. Same is true looking at take ons, shots taken, etc. There's also some soccer analytics arguments that raising volume for these has more positive impact than raising the success % (The Numbers Game by Chris Anderson covers this a lot, and there's some indirect discussion of it in another book called Soccermatics by David Sumpter), so it's possible that Neymar is becoming more dangerous despite the dropoff in success %.
I enjoy your videos and look forward to more in the future. If interested in incorporating more analytics in future videos, aside from those books I recommend Dan Altman, and the blog section of statsbomb. Conversations with people from Statsbomb, Opta, or analytics based writers in the Athletic like John Muller and Mark Carey might also bridge these sort of discussions further. I've loved some of your other collabs like the one with Manuel Veth of transfermarkt. If interested in bridging club finance analysis (totally unrelated to this thread), I'd recommend talking with @SwissRamble or this site called 'Off the Pitch'.
What a video Adrian. The guests really helped describe it from the actual fans point of view of the situation. I love this game!
I feel really bad for Neymar. the mental pressure on him must be insane.
The problem is not Messi and Ronaldo. Messi and Ronaldo is a player on the own right. The problem why many talents flop and failed to reach their peak is because they always will be compared to someone greater in their time. Right now any footballer who will try to make their name will always compare to Messi and Ronaldo, and that's the problem. We as football fans, football watchers, football reviewers, critics or whatsoever, need to stop comparing players based on their achievement at any level. We just need to appreciate that we can watch them play before we die or are bored with football itself. Every football players want to make their name, they don't want to be compared with other players. So stop expecting them to carry your team or carry your country, or expect them to be someone because they will not become those players too. They are who they are and all we need to do is enjoy the game before it ruins to the ground with money.
This was a great video me and my friends was having the same kind of discussions
you duno how much we appreciate these contents being given to us for free my man. thanks for all these quality vids bro
i remember watching him in the confederations cup in 2013. I was just blown away by how good he was. I've always liked him and this is just sad to see.
Such an underrated channel
good content bro , first time in ur channel btw
"As we dived into here...."
I see what you did there Adrian
Great content by Rabona TV. 10/10. Would recommend.
i also feel the same way
when brazil win agaist venzuela 3 1 they where ok
but when they drew agist colombia neymar was blamed
Video got me thinking too, nice one
Man you cant help but feel bad for the guy 😔
fantastic video
Great video 💯
14:56
Let's be honest Ney's Brazil squad really isn't that bad. Thiago Silva, Marquinhos, Casemiro are all stars alongside Ney
Yes, this is the first time that he has a good team around him since he started as a National team player
And then he goes and scores and assists two goals after this video goes out. Because of course.
lovely video
Neymar gonna be the last son of joga bonito…what a wonderful player🥺♥️
He not obsessed of being greatest just enjoying his life style of football.
your output is crazy man
The title "es-tu las ?" actually means "are you tired". Las =tired, là = there. Some pronunciation, different meaning.
Can you talk about the CMNT I feel like there isn’t enough coverage on it.
I think people were too mean, the trolling and hate got to him ☹
Not to mention it wasn't only tabloids and online hate but a lot of criticism (sometimes even obsessive) came from news organizations and large football pages also
Name of instrumental in OneFootball ad please 🙏
Neymar could've been a top 10 player ever if he had half the work ethic of Cristiano Ronaldo
How do you know that he doesn't ? The difference between him and the big two is that he exposes his personal life more, he's also one of the first social media age big stars.
@@jonnyso1 what do you mean how do I know? It's well know that he likes parties, clubs and carnivals. Nothing wrong with that, but looks at Ronaldo's lifestyle and compare
No one has Cristiano Ronaldo's work ethic. Not a single footballer in the entire world. It's not normal. I don't think it's fair to compare his and Neymar's choices of lifestyle, because Neymar's are probably much closer to the norm.
@@jonnyso1 Sadly social media is his downfall.
@@santiagobauza4257 yes. That's why I said half the work ethic. But Neymar doesn't ever have 30% of Ronaldo's determination and work ethic
I think portugal should change their manager and bring someone who play attacking football. They can win 2022 World Cup or have a chance if they had attacking manager
Fully agree. Its getting harder and harder to do the old Greece tactic - play great in defense and take your chance. From Spain all the way to teams like Belgium, France, Italy are all are playing more and more attacking football and with the talent Portugal have, they could do some amazing things.
@@filipstojanovski5244 why not call Jesus up for Portugal coach, he's Portuguese, plus coaches Benfica
Portugal doesn’t play to win, Portugal plays to help Ronaldo break records…
@@rhianor yeah Portugal will also win world cup and help Ronaldo break another record 😉
@@zaeidanis I'm a benfica fan a think this is a terrible idea mourinho would be much better i think
You missed the pun on the L'Equipe front page title, it actually reads "Neymar, are you weary ?" (là=here, las=weary), but yeah, looks like it sums it up pretty well.
We can only imagine the mental and physical wear he lives with. Always being the target of defenders (lots of people here in France thinks he "provokes defenders" with the way he plays), of the press and the fans, and living under constant pressure to overperform can be a huge burden, especially as he obviously approaches football in a childlike manner, trying to have fun and do cool things with the ball, as Ronaldinho did in his time, which is a blast to watch.
I prefer to have guys who have faced adversity. If I am putting together a squad I want guys who have had rough patches on the pitch and had to fight / work harder to achieve results. I find those guys who have won/been praised their whole playing career usually have very negative reactions to any adversity and do not know how to react. basically i don't want golden boys I want guys who had to work harder to prove they deserve a spot. that's just me and my philosophy.
It hurts that Neymar is suffering from a footballing perspective because he's one of the most exciting footballers I've ever seen in my lifetime. Unfortunately his attitude towards the game has diminished since his move to PSG.
It's a shame that a talented player has to go through HELL and I hope he proves himself right by leading his country to glory.
I think he should move in his own lane to be fair even though it's impossible especially when being compared to Messi and Ronaldo.
go through hell? bruh, hes privileged as fuck, look how he lives.
@@Jan-hu1hk his lifestyle is serving him well is it on the pitch hey?! Mxm😬😪
Very easy to tell someone to get over their psychological problems because they have money. One of the many reasons why people will screw you over something important: their mental wellbeing.
@@Jan-hu1hk the guy wants to play his football with zero expectations. Is that too much to ask for?!
@@creative_soul-recolo in the end he gets to play a fucking game for a living whilst earning more than he can dream of.
and he gets to retire from that in his 30's and get to do what ever he wants.
i wouldnt call that going through hell.
@@Jan-hu1hk Why would he want to retire at his peak so to say?! The man still has more to offer and lead his club and country to continental glory.
Depression is no joke and when you're as distraugt as Neymar, money don't mean siht when you can't play 90 minutes without any tabloids. Yes his antics have been called into question on a number of occasions but he's an elite footballer who just wants to play the game he loves.
Please make a video about Alex Isak
Actually kinda sad to see a generational talent of our time slowly fade away...
The front page from l'équipe is actually a word play. ''Es-tu là?'' would mean ''are you there?''while ''Es-tu las?'' means something else even if it sounds the same. Las is a word that is rarely used in this from, you usually see it more as ''lassé''. It means ''bored''.
So basically they are asking two questions : are you there and are you bored
I learned that whatever you're doing in life when you're gifted you're better off using that gift to in a way help people. That gift can turn into a curse especially if a lot is expected of you and you fail to manage those expectations making it ego shattering if you don't always live up to it. I think Neymar has a great personality and is a good person but I think he needs to view this as a challenge because I believe a man is defined during hard times and if he can hold his head high no matter how it ends he'll come out a better player even if we don't see it.
Neymar performed very well in Copa and I thought he would be the best player of the copas
"Neymar, are you jaded" would be the translation, not "there" (las > jaded, la > there)
What is impressive about messi and renaldo is their ability to play in different styles and coaches without a single dip as their age progress normally athletes slow down and the fact they competed in the highest for so long running , getting tackles , scoring its crazy to think about about whether you like or hate them I don't think any players now or before has ever shown this for so long it's a shame about neymar he is so talented too I wish things were better for him
Aww yis 19 mins :)
We don't deserve him. That's it.
Can some frenchie explain why L’equipe wrote Es-tu las instead of Es-tu là? Is it a wordplay on “Neymar, es-tu l’as?” (Neymar are you really the ace, idk how to translate, I am semi-native in french but I don’t understand that title lmao)
He just living life mane , he could be number 1 if he wanted too, he chillen tho bruh he just innat Bih Enjoying Fr
Man ,make a video on the beast, Big Boss Benzema 💪🔥. His footballing life story is nothing less than a movie hero’s life story .I clearly remember how much people use to hate on him but now he is in the best player in the world and has been carrying RM for years .Will love to see your thoughts on him 😇✨
"best player in the world"
Doesnt even reach the top 5
@@doggerlander Nah, he's the 4th best player in the world.
@@niklassule-unofficial4200 false
@@doggerlander Who do you think is 4th?
He is not carrying RM but carrying RM attack now.
Cheers.
it's an usual case for every brazilian attacking players to be honest
happened to ronaldo, ronaldinho, robinho, hulk, etc
their performance dipped when they entering 30 years of age or at the beginning of their 30s, and i think it's really have anything to do with their culture as brazilian who likes to party. when you at young ages, your body can cope with all the parties and the demands as the professional footballer, the older you get, your body change and isn't as durable as it used too. and it's not a coincidence if you look at the names i mentioned before.
I don't know if those are the only problems we dont know what is going on with him and his health. This reminds me of how the brasilan ronaldo sizzled out and people called him fat in the media.
Neymar at that Ronaldinho 2008-2013 phase now.
Hey man ,make a video on karim Benzema’s recent beast form ,will love to see your point of view .
Goes to Psg to get away from messi’s shadow only to walk into mbappé, and messi to join 4yrs later.
I sub you because of Ney
From someone who watches every PSG game, & a lot of other sports I really think everyone is missing the point. He is done playing for Brazil because of the amount of hours he spends on the plane flying back & forth for a couple of games of soccer. If you have the money Neymar has you can give a Fu€k about what anyone is saying about you. Basically don’t get paid for playing International football and the toll it takes on ones body is so much to be flying back & forth every month. His focus has always been Champions league for his club & so much respect goes to that. Look at any other sports league the players do not care about regular season it’s all about playoffs & championships. Everyone who played sports or does anything physical while being busy with family and other things will tell you the same thing. Also the numbers of him not scoring goals in recent isn’t a big deal because he’s contributing to winning in so many other ways. He’s so important to the attack and midfield he can literally determine when & when he wants to beat a battle
ps, if you’ve played soccer you will know how hard some of the things neymar attempts to do on the pitch, must appreciate this guy
Neymar is the definition of beautiful football. It is what football is all about, entertainment. Unfortunately, opposing teams were always told to cut and take Neymar down therefore Neymar uses diving as a way to keep that from happening or getting injured. Although sometimes its abit exaggerated.
And in Europe now, its all about tactics and speed. Showboating is normally taken as disrespect to the opponents. However, I see skills and showboating are essential in football. Its not only fun to watch, but you can control the pace of the game to your favour. Football is also a mental game, lots of emotions are involved and it is easy to frustrate opponents with skills and showboating.
Check out Orlando Pirates vs Tottenham, it proves that skills and showboating can disrupt European tactics easily but of course with proper organisation.
"opposing teams were always told to cut and take Neymar down"
That's not limited to Neymar. Diving however with VAR tech is getting players a bad rep with fans, refs and players. Players like Neymar and Sterling do not need to dive.
@@gwenwalravens8030 yes agreed it happens to alot of players. But if you noticed they do it to Neymar more often than other players. Probably because of the way Neymar is portrayed by the mass media as a cheat and a showboater. And yes with VAR now, we can see it clearly now. I guess its a blow for Neymar, i dont support his divingbat times but i wanna see him at his mecurial best again.
@@super8league "Probably because of the way Neymar is portrayed by the mass media as a cheat and a showboater."
The reason they do it is because it works on Neymar. They commit a foul and the game is interrupted bc Neymar acts as if his life just ended and the ref needs to check up on him. It is a terrible tactic if your team is playing counter football.
Messi handled the same critisism-shit from his fellow-Angentinians better for longer. Neymar dives too often, while even CR7 stopped diving since VAR is seeing everything. That´s not simply bad attitude (CR7), that´s now stupid... Neymar looks like a guy I could knock off with a single punch, while other normal colleagues of him look like wrestlers in comparison. He misses strengh, and while strengh is the main point for weight-lifters, it is still fundamental for any athlete, in any sport, except table-tennis maybe (and he looks like a table-tennis athlete more than like a footballer). Messi also proves, that it is possible to maintain unparalleled agility while becoming stronger and bulkier, and Neymar didn´t follow his example.
Don't get me wrong, no human deserves the hate he probably gets on a daily basis. Still, Neymar always has chosen the money/fun path. That doesn't change the pressure from Brasil, but he could have had an easier life if he made different club choices.
The transfer to PSG made him the biggest target in world football. Politically and pressure wise. He obviously doesn't have the work ethics that Messi, Ronaldo, Lewandowski, and a lot of other players have.
He often searches conflicts, e.g. when there was that weird analogies he chose against Kimmich after they kicked Bayern out of the CL.
Like I said, I would never encourage hate against someone, but imo he made a lot of choices that make his life way harder than it had to be.
or when he delivers, he happy
So sad that people don't how good neymar when neymar retires we will all miss him the king of football neymar 👑⚽
He should have stayed with us at Barça..
He even limited comments on his ig coz of hate
Think Neymar will never be in table with Messi and Ronaldo for top niveau and this is not good news for PSG fans and Brazil fans and I'm agree with Taticial Manager.
The problem is that Brazil and the world decided that Neymar was the second coming of Pele and The Lord himself back when he was a teenager. He was then massively indulged but also had massive expectation heaped on him. The reality is that he is a superb talent whose career has suffered from injury, but also from a sense of indulgence and hero worship. Paris was a really stupid decision. He went to a culture of over the top celebrity indulgence was the norm, and consistently high performance wasn't needed. Criticism is definitely over the top but he doesn't help himself with his social media flexing...if you're gonna do that then you better be a mentality monster like CR7...and he isn't that. He could have been one of the 🐐 but bad luck and bad decisions by him and his minders means he won't get there. But he's still superb and he has still had a very good career, we shouldn't forget that.
:21 who is that sitting in the fancy chair
Canada 🇨🇦!!!!
damn i thought neymar is at god level in brazil
You doesn't have to win an Award to prove you are one of the best he just enjoy his football, he doesn't care about any Ballon d'or so why should we. Footballers are human too if you like him support him if not leave him and support your favorite player. Comparing players are utterly stupidity each humans are different in many ways so why compare.
Welcome to the real world
Neymar is extremely polarising in Brazil. On the one hand you have people who absolutely simp for him and see no flaw in him whatsoever. On the other hand you have people who criticise the fuck out of him and give him tonnes of unnecessary hate.
You alright neymar sunny innit
This is sad man 😧
Neymar Will never eclipse pele not even Brazilian the phenomenal.
At best he may win a World Cup .
I think that the biggest mistake of his life was going to PSG. It put even more pressure on him bc of the 220+ million price tag. He was expected to win PSG the CL. He has been playing for that titel for 4 years. He doesn't play matches against the best teams in Europe like he would in the PL or the PD.
it is simple. neymar know hes not gonna reach higher level. he left barca to escape messi's shadow and win individual trophies(like ballon d'or) but he finds himself shadowd by mbapy and his injuries keeping him away from this dream. he doesnt see himself competing at the very top. he can only second best.
He was never shadow of Mbappe. He is better more influential player and delivers in big games.
No football fan thats not a teenager is remotely sad about Nyemar.
He is an once in lifetime showboat but that's it... Second best show in football after ronaldinho.
He is the epitomy of being unlikeable.
Deuce as it gets.
in the NBA guys are called locker room cancer, his elationship with Cavani is very telling.
May i remind you the clownish demands he had on barcelona on contracts negotiations?
They had to fly his buddies once a month from brazil and he had to take a sabbatical around his sister's birthday.
Even if we stick to the football they doesnt have any intangibles what so ever, he lacks discipline and leadrship more than anything else.
If anything i am extatic that his career is so dissapointing(for the magnitude of his talents) and the PSG Arab dollars have brought in just demestic titles.
No one wants to see guys like Neymar and team like PSG prosper.
He moved to PSG to be the main man but recently overshadowed by Mbappe and now Messi again.
If he doesn't improve this season, i don't thknk he ever will come back again cause he's already 30
he is 29 not 30
@@ctid7037 Hahaha does it really matter?! He turns 30 in less than four months!
I don't like Neymar for his attitude, his diving or his move to PSG, which most certainly also hurt his image even more.
But constantly criticizing him for every single bit is nit ok. We have our fair share of pressure on football players over here in Germany too, but when Robert Enke (GK for Hannover and the national team) committed suicide due to the pressure that lastet on him when I was a teenager it left a mark on me. We also had the case of referee Babak Raffati who tried to take his live shortly before a match and was lucky to be found by his linesmen who wondered why he was late and eventually saved his live.
These news made clear to me that everyone is still human and constant criticism will eventually even hurt the strongest Individuum.
Neymar was closest to Messi in this generation but never fulfilled (may be not maintained) his potential
4:48 or his sister
Even tho to be fair, Neymar played better than Messi in the recent Copa America, it just wasn’t enough bc you can always do better almost
Ney should not have gone to PSG period. That club is a salt club. That year when they were rope a doped by Barca proves it,,,and guess what, it was Neymar who slayed them in a Barca uniform.