Craque Neto cita Vinícius Júnior, Ronaldo e diz que Neymar do Santos e do Barcelona não existe mais

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Craque Neto cita Vinícius Júnior, Ronaldo e diz que Neymar do Santos e do Barcelona não existe mais

Neymar, jogador do Santos (Raul Baretta / Santos)

No programa “Os Donos da Bola”, exibido pela Band, Craque Neto voltou a falar sobre a carreira de Neymar e o rumo que ela tomou nos últimos anos. Desde a sua grave lesão, em 2023, o atacante não conseguiu ter sequência, tanto pelo Al-Hilal, quanto pelo Santos. Agora, vive os seus últimos dias de contrato com o Peixe, tendo o seu futuro incerto, já que não conseguiu atuar em alto nível neste retorno ao Brasil.

Então, Neto disse que Neymar tinha potencial para ser um dos maiores jogadores da história, mas acabou desperdiçando. O ex-jogador entende que o camisa 10 santista está acima de Vinícius Júnior, Modric e talvez até Ronaldo, mas todos esses conseguiram vencer o prêmio de melhor do mundo por se dedicarem mais.

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Craque Neto cita Neymar hipotético

Depois, o apresentador da Band deixa claro que o Neymar do início da carreira, que brilhou no Santos e no Barcelona, vencendo Libertadores e Champions League, não existe mais. Ele ainda relembra que no início da carreira, o atacante era dedicado nos treinamentos, algo que Muricy Ramalho já disse publicamente. Porém, para ele, esse jogador se tornou apenas hipotético, algo que está no imaginário das pessoas.

Craque Neto mostra os números do Neymar em seus clubes e destaca a grande diferença depois que ele saiu do PSG e foi para a Arábia Saudita. “Vocês acreditam que seja o mesmo jogador? A mesma vontade de jogar futebol? O Ronaldo não jogou o que ele jogou. O Neymar do Santos é o Neymar hipotético. Esse Neymar do Santos, nem Cristiano Ronaldo e talvez nem o Messi jogou. O Messi não tem tudo que o Neymar tem de recurso”, disse.

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Na sequência, o ex-jogador faz uma comparação com dois astros do basquete atualmente: “Já viram o LeBron James bêbado? Sem treinar? Já viu o pai dele dando entrevista? O pai do Stephen Curry falar alguma coisa? Já viram um atleta desse nível ficar sem jogar 33 dias por causa de um edema?”, questionou o comunicador.

Os números do atacante

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  • Jogos: 128
  • Gols: 79
  • Assistências: 59

Santos (2009 – 2013)

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  • Jogos: 225
  • Gols: 136
  • Assistências: 63

Barcelona (2013 – 2017)

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  • Jogos: 186
  • Gols: 105
  • Assistências: 66

PSG (2017 – 2023)

  • Jogos: 173
  • Gols: 118
  • Assistências: 70

Al-Hilal (2023 – 2024)

  • Jogos: 07
  • Gols: 01
  • Assistências: 02

Santos (2025)

  • Jogos: 10
  • Gols: 03
  • Assistências: 03

Apresentador sugere nomes para o Santos

Por fim, Craque Neto criticou o Santos por pagar cerca de R$ 21 milhões por mês para o astro. Na opinião dele, o Peixe poderia ter usado esse dinheiro para montar um time muito mais forte. Como exemplo, esse disse que daria para trazer nomes como Pedro, Arrascaeta, Casemiro e Willian Arão, relembrando que estavam em final de contrato.

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