The player who currently plays for Brazilian club Santos, has speed, skill above average, and the completion of a good end, making the 20-year-old, called the Brazilian national team, and became seizure of big European clubs. Can not be denied in his young age, Neymar emerging as the future of Brazilian player.
Every young talents who were sparkling Brazil will surely be compared directly with Brazilian living legend, Pele. As one academy graduate Santos, and as a player who has made a huge impact in a relatively young age, there is no doubt Neymar will join into one of them. However, Neymar said the style of play is more akin to Manuel Francisco dos Santos, or perhaps better known by the name of Garrincha, and Romario was his hero. An early indication that he will join the legends of Brazil.
Although still at a relatively young age, Neymar has been the subject of a multi-million pound bid from big European clubs, bowled in the Brazilian domestic football and at youth level for his country, and now he began to do the same for the senior team. Ignored for the 2010 World Cup by Dunga, despite pleas from Pele, Neymar was a "cover" new Selecao under Mano Menezes and, having scored on his debut against the United States in August 2010, attracted attention of Europe when scoring twice against Scotland The Emirates Stadium when winning only the third cap in March 2011.
Neymar is already a well-known player in his native country. A player who plays in Santos since 2003, doing his debut at the age 17 years and quickly shot to fame when won the Campeonato Paulista in 2010 and became the best player in the league. And when he received a bid of 23 million euros, he refused to continue his career in Brazil.
He also signed a new contract at the time the buyout clause of 37 million euros. Neymar continued his success in the Santos jersey bandage. He signed a new contract at Santos at the end of 2011, which made him remain at the club until after 2014 World Cup in Brazil but some people expect him to remain there longer.
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