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Santos vs Internacional: El partido clave del Brasileirão y la presencia de Neymar El duelo entre Santos y Internacional se disputará este miércoles en el Estadio Urbano Caldeira, en la séptima jornada del Brasileirão. El encuentro será un punto de enfoque debido a la participación de Neymar, quien regresó recientemente al club que lo formó. El "Peixe" busca aprovechar la energía de su estrella para mejorar su posición en la tabla y competir por los primeros lugares del campeonato. Para Neymar, este partido representa una oportunidad para demostrar su calidad y mantener su relevancia en la selección brasileña, que participará en la Copa del Mundo de 2026. El partido será transmitido en vivo por múltiples canales de televisión y plataformas de streaming. En Ecuador, se podrá ver en YouTube y Fanatiz, mientras que en el resto de Sudamérica, México, Centroamérica y Estados Unidos también se emitirá a través de Fanatiz. Los seguidores que no estén en estos países deben consultar las opciones de su proveedor local de televisión. La información detallada sobre horarios y canales está disponible en 365Scores. Los enfrentamientos entre Santos y Internacional han sido históricamente equilibrados, con resultados ajustados en los últimos años. En los últimos cinco partidos, el equipo de Porto Alegre ha dominado con victorias como la de 7-1 en 2023, mientras que Santos ha logrado empates en sus visitas a Vila Belmiro. Sin embargo, el partido de este miércoles podría marcar un cambio en esta dinámica. El encuentro tendrá lugar a las 18:30 horas en México, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, El Salvador y Honduras; a las 19:30 en Colombia, Perú, Panamá y Ecuador; y a las 20:30 en Bolivia, Puerto Rico, República Dominicana, Estados Unidos (ET) y Venezuela.#neymar #santos #internacional #brasileiro #estadio_urbano_caldeira

Barcelona Forward Seeks Neymar's Legacy as Newcastle Clash Looms Lamine Yamal, the young Barcelona forward, is positioning himself as a key figure in the upcoming Champions League clash against Newcastle United. As the second leg of the round of 16 tie approaches, Yamal has used social media to craft a narrative that blends personal ambition with the weight of history. His approach marks a shift from the previous match, where his performance at St. James’ Park was less impactful. In the first leg, Yamal struggled to assert himself, with Barcelona trailing and needing a goal in stoppage time. He delivered by converting a penalty, marking his first goal against an English team. However, the second leg at Spotify Camp Nou presents a new challenge. Yamal has chosen to focus on inspiration rather than reflection, sharing a highlight reel of Neymar’s iconic performances for Barcelona. The post underscores the influence Neymar has had on Yamal’s playing style, particularly in high-stakes European matches. For Yamal, the match represents more than just a chance to advance in the competition. It’s an opportunity to redefine his role within Barcelona’s attacking strategy. Physically, he enters the game in peak condition, having played limited minutes against Sevilla and retaining the momentum from the first leg. The home advantage, a tied scoreline, and the expectation of bold play all contribute to a scenario where his performance could be pivotal. Barcelona’s focus remains on control and precision, but for Yamal, the match feels like a chance to reclaim a sense of purpose. His social media message hints at a desire to honor the legacy of players like Neymar while carving out his own identity on the pitch.#champions_league #barcelona #newcastle_united #lamine_yamal #neymar

Neymar has been left out of Brazil's latest squad for upcoming friendlies against France and Croatia, as Carlo Ancelotti prioritizes fitness over technical ability for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. The Santos forward, who returned to domestic football after a prolonged injury layoff, is not included in the initial selection, with Ancelotti emphasizing that the 34-year-old is not yet at full physical capacity to represent the national team. The decision marks the final experimental phase for Brazil before finalizing their World Cup squad. Ancelotti stated that while Neymar's technical skills remain impressive, the coaching staff requires players at 100% fitness for the current setup. "Neymar can be at the World Cup too," the manager said, "but he is not 100% right now. We need players at 100% for this stage. The conversation for the final list will be different." The manager reiterated that Neymar must continue working on his physical condition to be considered for the tournament. Despite a recent return to action, Neymar's fitness has not met the team's standards. After a three-match absence due to knee surgery, he made his Serie A debut against Vasco da Gama, scoring two goals in a 2-1 win. However, Ancelotti and his staff have been cautious, observing his performance in subsequent matches. In a 2-2 draw against Mirassol, Neymar was excluded from the squad, and his impact was limited in a 1-1 draw against Corinthians, where he provided an assist but failed to showcase his usual goal-scoring threat. The coaching staff has emphasized that physical readiness is the priority, even as Neymar continues to demonstrate his technical prowess. Ancelotti clarified that the decision is based on a physical evaluation rather than technical ability, stating, "He has to work to be at 100% of his possibilities.#serie_a #carlo_ancelotti #neymar #brazil #world_cup

Neymar has been excluded from Brazil's squad for the upcoming March friendlies against France and Croatia, marking another setback in his quest to secure a spot in the World Cup squad. The Santos forward, who has not played for the national team since October 2023 due to a knee injury, was left out of coach Carlo Ancelotti's 26-man roster for the matches in Boston and Orlando. The decision comes as Brazil prepares to finalize its World Cup squad on May 18. Neymar expressed disappointment after the squad announcement, stating he was "upset and sad" about being omitted. However, he emphasized his commitment to continuing his training and recovery, vowing to "reach our goal" by making the final squad. The 34-year-old, Brazil's all-time leading scorer with 79 goals, had recently returned to action with Corinthians, playing 90 minutes in a 1-1 draw. Despite his performance, Ancelotti noted that Neymar is "not at 100 percent" and needs to improve his physical condition to be considered for the World Cup. Endrick, the 19-year-old forward from Lyon, has made his debut in the national team squad, marking a significant breakthrough for the young player. Since joining Lyon from Real Madrid in the winter transfer window, Endrick has scored six goals in 12 appearances, earning Ancelotti's praise. Other notable inclusions are Igor Thiago, who has earned his first call-up, and attacking duo Raphinha and Vinícius Júnior. Midfielder Casemiro, a veteran at Manchester United, has also been selected, while Lucas Paquetá was left out despite his recent move to Flamengo. Ancelotti highlighted the importance of players performing well in their domestic leagues, citing Endrick, Rayan, and Danilo as examples.#real_madrid #carlo_ancelotti #neymar #endrick #brazil

Major Carlo Ancelotti Decision Derails Neymar’s 2026 World Cup Hopes Neymar, the Brazilian forward who returned from a knee injury in February, has been in stellar form for Santos, recording two goals and two assists in his last four appearances. Despite his recent resurgence, the 34-year-old was left out of Brazil’s squad for the upcoming international friendlies against France and Croatia. This decision marks another exclusion for Neymar under Ancelotti’s management, who has consistently overlooked the player since taking charge of the Seleção in May. Ancelotti’s rationale for omitting Neymar was outlined during a press conference, where he stated that the forward is not at 100% fitness and therefore not included in the squad. The manager emphasized that Neymar’s physical condition is a key factor in his eligibility for the 2026 World Cup, which is set to begin in three months. While Ancelotti did not entirely rule out Neymar’s participation, he stressed the need for the player to maintain peak performance and physical readiness to secure a spot. The exclusion has raised concerns for Neymar, who has not featured for Brazil since sustaining an ACL injury in December 2023. With limited opportunities remaining to prove himself ahead of the World Cup, the decision has dampened his prospects of being part of the squad. Analysts and fans are now closely monitoring Neymar’s recovery and performance in club football, as his inclusion in the final squad will be critical for Brazil’s chances in the tournament. Brazil’s full squad for the friendlies includes key players such as Alisson, Gabriel Magalhães, and Vinícius Júnior, with Casemiro and Raphinha also named. The team’s attacking options feature Endrick, Gabriel Martinelli, and Matheus Cunha, while the defense is anchored by Alex Sandro and Danilo.#carlo_ancelotti #neymar #santos #brazil #2026_world_cup

Neymar excluded from Brazil's March squad, Endrick included for first time under Ancelotti Neymar has been omitted from Brazil's squad for the upcoming friendlies against France and Croatia, marking another setback in his quest to secure a World Cup spot. The Santos forward, who has not played for the national team since October 2023 due to a severe knee injury, was left out of coach Carlo Ancelotti's 26-man squad announced on Monday. The decision comes as Brazil prepares for its final World Cup qualifiers in March before finalizing its roster on May 18. Neymar, Brazil's all-time leading scorer with 79 goals, expressed disappointment at not being selected for the two matches in the United States. Speaking at an event in Sao Paulo, he said, "I am upset and sad" about his exclusion but emphasized his commitment to training and recovery. "My focus remains, day after day, training after training, match after match. We will reach our goal, there's still the final squad," he added. Ancelotti explained that Neymar's absence was due to his incomplete recovery from the ACL and meniscus tear. "Neymar is not at 100 percent and therefore he is not on the list," the coach stated. "If he can be at 100 percent physically, he can be there. Neymar could be at the World Cup. He has to keep working, playing, showcasing his qualities and maintaining good physical condition." Endrick, the 19-year-old forward from Lyon, has made his debut in Ancelotti's squad, marking his first call-up since the coach took charge in June. The young striker, who has scored six goals in 12 appearances since joining Lyon from Real Madrid, is seen as a key addition to Brazil's attacking options. Other notable inclusions are Igor Thiago, who earned his first cap with Brentford, and veteran players like Raphinha, Vinícius Júnior, and João Pedro.#carlo_ancelotti #neymar #endrick #brazil #world_cup

Brazil Names Thiago and Rayan in World Cup Squad Call-Ups Brazil’s national team has announced the inclusion of Brentford striker Igor Thiago and Bournemouth winger Rayan in their squad for upcoming friendlies against France and Croatia. The call-ups mark the first international appearances for both players, who have impressed in the Premier League this season. Former Norwich attacker Gabriel Sara has also been selected for the first time, though the squad is missing key forward Neymar, who is not fit for the matches. Coach Carlo Ancelotti confirmed that Neymar’s absence is due to his lack of full recovery, stating, “I haven’t called him up because he’s not 100 percent. But for the final World Cup squad, that’s another story.” The friendlies against France on 26 March and Croatia on 31 March will serve as the last matches before Ancelotti finalizes his World Cup roster. Thiago, 24, has emerged as a standout performer for Brentford, scoring 19 goals in the Premier League this season—second only to Erling Haaland’s 22. His contributions helped Brentford secure seventh place in the league table. The Brazilian joined the club in July 2024 for a record £30m fee from Club Brugge but faced injury challenges in his debut season, limiting him to eight appearances. Rayan, 19, has made an immediate impact since joining Bournemouth in January for £24.7m from Vasco de Gama. The young winger has already netted two Premier League goals, showcasing his potential as a future star. Meanwhile, Sara, 26, has had a successful transition to Turkish football, joining Galatasaray in July 2024 and winning the Turkish Super League in his first season with the club.#brentford #carlo_ancelotti #neymar #rayan #igor_thiago

Santos and Corinthians set for intense derby clash in Brasileirão Santos and Corinthians are preparing for their highly anticipated match this Sunday (15) in the sixth round of the Brasileirão. The game will take place at Vila Belmiro, the home stadium of Santos, where the two rivals previously met in a 1-1 draw earlier this year. The derby is expected to be a key moment in the league race, with both teams vying for strong results to strengthen their positions. The line-ups for the match have been confirmed, with Santos welcoming back Neymar to their starting XI after he was rested in the previous game against Mirassol. The Brazilian star will join Gabriel Barbosa and Rony in the attacking trio, forming a formidable front line for the Peixe. Meanwhile, Corinthians face the challenge of missing Yuri Alberto, who remains sidelined due to a muscle injury. Kaio César will make his debut as a starter for the club, partnering Memphis Depay in the attacking role. The match promises to be a tactical battle, with both teams looking to capitalize on their strengths. Santos’ return to form under their manager will be crucial, while Corinthians aim to maintain their momentum after recent performances. The derby is not only a test of skill but also a reflection of the intense rivalry between the two clubs, which has long been a highlight of Brazilian football. The game will be broadcast live, allowing fans across the country to witness the clash. With both teams eager to secure a victory, the match is likely to deliver exciting moments and potentially shift the league standings. As the teams prepare for the encounter, the anticipation among supporters continues to build, underscoring the significance of this derby in the Brasileirão.#neymar #santos #corinthians #brasileiro #vila_belmiro

Gabriel Bontempo projeta duelo entre Santos e Corinthians: 'Jogo pegado' O meia do Santos, Gabriel Bontempo, afirmou que o time precisa ter uma postura diferente para conquistar a primeira vitória em clássicos na temporada. O Alvinegro Praiano enfrenta o Corinthians neste domingo (15), às 16h (de Brasília), na Vila Belmiro, em um duelo que promete ser intenso. Bontempo destacou a importância de jogar em casa e a expectativa de uma grande partida. "Estamos nos preparando para fazer a nossa parte e conseguir fazer uma grande partida. Não fizemos uma boa atuação no jogo passado, mas o importante é que pontuamos em um jogo difícil. Estamos nos preparando para chegar bem e conquistar os três pontos no clássico", disse o jogador. O Santos, que ainda não venceu clássicos nesta temporada, conta com a presença de Neymar e Gabigol na lista de relacionados. O atacante Neymar, recém-contratado, foi poupado da última partida contra o Mirassol para controle de carga, enquanto Gabigol marcou os dois gols do Peixe na vitória por 2 a 1. Bontempo elogiou a contribuição dos dois jogadores: "São dois grandes jogadores. O Ney é um gênio e está de volta. Vai nos ajudar bastante. O Gabigol também sempre nos ajuda com gols. É importante tê-los à disposição, e eles vão nos ajudar da melhor maneira possível". O técnico Juan Pablo Vojvoda, que está ganhando cada vez mais espaço no Santos, também destacou a expectativa de uma grande festa da torcida no clássico. "Clássico sempre tem um ambiente diferente e especial. A torcida sempre nos ajuda. Tenho certeza de que vão fazer uma grande festa para nos ajudar a conquistar esse resultado positivo", afirmou Bontempo.#neymar #santos #corinthians #gabriel_bontempo #gabigol

Neymar given Brazil hope as Carlo Ancelotti names Santos star in squad but ex-Barcelona hero could still be axed ahead of World Cup Neymar has been included in Brazil’s preliminary squad for the upcoming World Cup, offering a glimmer of hope for his potential inclusion in the final 23-player roster. However, the decision by coach Carlo Ancelotti to name Santos star as part of the squad does not guarantee the forward’s place in the final team, as the selection process remains uncertain. The inclusion of Neymar, who previously played for Barcelona and is now with Santos, has sparked discussions about his role in the tournament, particularly given his history with the national team and recent form. The news comes as Ancelotti prepares for the World Cup, with the coach facing pressure to balance experience and youth in Brazil’s squad. While Neymar’s inclusion in the preliminary list suggests he is still under consideration, his absence in the match against Mirassol v Santos has raised questions about his readiness for the tournament. Analysts note that Ancelotti may prioritize players who have demonstrated consistency in recent matches, and Neymar’s performance in the Santos game could influence his fate. The Brazilian team’s selection process is expected to be finalized in the coming weeks, with Ancelotti likely to make adjustments based on player fitness and tactical needs. Despite the uncertainty, Neymar’s presence in the preliminary squad highlights his importance to Brazil’s campaign, though his final status remains unclear. The coach’s decision to name Santos’ star underscores the competitive nature of the squad selection, as Brazil aims to secure a strong position in the World Cup group stage.#carlo_ancelotti #neymar #santos #brazil #world_cup

Neymar was named in the preliminary squad for Brazil's upcoming friendlies against France and Croatia but was omitted from the matchday squad for Santos' clash against Mirassol. The Brazilian forward, who had been training with the team, was not included for the game at Maião, as confirmed by Santos. The club cited load management as the reason for his absence, with the attacking midfielder set to return for the club's next fixture against Corinthians. According to journalist Lucas Musetti, Neymar did not feel 100% during recent training sessions and is focusing on strengthening his muscle work to ensure he is fit for the Corinthians match. Santos confirmed that Neymar trained normally on Monday but will not be available for the Mirassol game due to the club's programming for managing his workload. The club also noted that he will be available for the classic encounter against Corinthians, scheduled for next Sunday at Vila Belmiro. The decision to leave Neymar out of the Santos squad for the Mirassol match aligns with the club's strategy to ensure his readiness for the Brazil squad's call-up. The friendly matches against France and Croatia are set for March 26 and 31, respectively, with the World Cup qualifiers following shortly after. Neymar's return to action came in February, where he scored two goals and provided an assist in Santos' matches against Vasco. Santos' management emphasized that Neymar's absence for the Mirassol game is part of a broader plan to maintain his fitness for the critical fixtures ahead. The club's statement highlighted that he will train with the unlisted athletes at CT Rei Pelé on Tuesday, ensuring he remains in peak condition for the Corinthians match. This approach reflects the club's commitment to balancing his club and international commitments.#neymar #santos #mirassol #corinthians #brasil

Brazil's squad for the 2026 World Cup includes Neymar as a key contender, but the Santos star faces a critical final test before securing his place. The 34-year-old has been named in Carlo Ancelotti's preliminary list for upcoming friendlies against France and Croatia, marking the last international window before the global tournament. However, Neymar's participation in the national team's final selection remains uncertain, as he is sidelined for Santos' Brasileirao match against Mirassol due to load management. With only one domestic game left against Corinthians, the forward must prove his fitness to convince Ancelotti and CBF director Rodrigo Caetano of his readiness for the World Cup. Ancelotti's scrutiny of Neymar's final audition highlights the pressure on the star player. While the Selecao's coaching staff has expressed confidence in his ability to contribute, the manager's decision will hinge on Neymar's performance in the upcoming matches. The Brazilian forward's inclusion in the preliminary squad offers a lifeline, but his absence from the next game underscores the need for a strong showing in the final domestic fixture. The outcome of this test will determine whether he joins the final 26-player squad for the World Cup. Endrick, the teenage forward who joined Olympique Lyonnais in January, has emerged as a bright prospect for Brazil's future. The 19-year-old has already made an impact in Ligue 1, scoring five goals and providing three assists in just 10 appearances. His rapid adaptation to French football has caught the attention of the national team's coaching staff, who see him as a vital addition to the squad's attacking options. With his youthful energy and technical skills, Endrick's inclusion in the final squad seems highly likely, offering Brazil a fresh dynamic in their frontline.#carlo_ancelotti #neymar #rodrigo_caetano #endrick #bremer