Carlo Ancelotti Keeps Neymar in Brazil’s World Cup Plans Despite Calf Injury

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Carlo Ancelotti Keeps Neymar in Brazil’s World Cup Plans Despite Calf Injury

Neymar remains in Brazil's World Cup plans despite his calf injury. “We expect Neymar to be back in the first game vs Morocco...” Ancelotti said, per Fabrizio Romano. The 34-year-old has 79 goals for his country, but last appeared in 2023. “We will NOT change anyone... I don’t change plans; all these 26 will play the World Cup.”

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