Factor — Brazilian forward Neymar has announced that he will no longer play for his country's national team. Reflecting on his decision, the footballer emphasized that the years spent with the national team were of historic significance to him, and he is proud of the work he has accomplished. He noted that he always gave his all while fighting for the yellow jersey, but now it is time to step away, as he no longer wishes to continue his performances with the team.
Neymar recently participated in the World Cup held in the USA, Canada, and Mexico, which became his final major tournament with the national squad. It is worth noting that the forward became the second Brazilian player after the legendary Pele to score in four different World Cups, an impressive achievement.
Neymar made his debut for the Brazilian national team back in 2010 and has since become one of the team's key players. He ends his career as the national team's all-time top scorer, netting 80 goals in 130 appearances. This marks a significant chapter in the history of world football.
