WC-2022: Neymar doubtful for last-16 match

Ruslan Sadigov
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Brazil’s Neymar is doubtful for the last 16-match of the World Cup 2022 against South Korea, Report informs.

The 30-year-old forward is yet to resume team training.

Team doctor Rodrigo Lasmar announced that Neymar, who was injured in the first round of the group stage against Serbia (2:0) and missed the next two matches, will start training with the ball today. The doctor said the participation of Neymar and another injured player Alex Sandro in the match against South Korea will depend on the recovery process.

The match between Brazil and South Korea will take place on December 5.

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