After completing the surgery decision, it will take at least a couple of months to fully recover. Many people say that Russia's Neymar's journey to the World Cup is uncertain! The Brazilian star heard the strong words of the fans in such a concern: the barrier should not stop, the trail will not stop.
Neymar has given a picture of the situation in the Instagram field. With the six NBA champions and Chicago Bulls icon Michael Jordan quotes, "The barrier will come. So the pathway should not be stopped. Do not rate any walls coming forward; Instead, discover the way to overtake the wall. '
After being injured in the game against the Olympic Marseille last Sunday, Paris Saint Germain kept football fans in a smoky place. The first Neymar injury was not considered to be serious, but later he could see an ankle broken. Coach Unai Emeri told that the Brazilian star will not need surgery. But Neymar's father opposes Emery, said, "PSG knows Neymar can not be considered for 6 to 8 weeks in the team. There is no other way open. We are waiting to talk to PSG to solve the problem. This is not Neymar's decision. He himself did not take this decision. She is not a doctor. I'm not a doctor too. 'Later, Neymar's father was right.
The PSG said in a statement, "After three days of initial treatment in strict medical care, PSG and Brazil national team will be operated on the basis of a joint decision by medical officers. According to Neymar, Neymar will be undergoing surgery in Brazil this weekend.
Doctor Rogerigo Lashmar will do the Brazilian starry surgery. Professor Gerard Sallyant, who is a PSG representative, will be the doctor. Former Brazilian legend Ronaldo has the experience of having surgery.
On Sunday, in the 77th minute against the Olympic Marseille, Neymar suffered a right ankle injury while taking off the ball from a rival player. After taking treatment for some time in the field, he left the field covering his face with a stretcher. Neymar's face covered his face with weeping-it was understood that the injury was fatal.
