Neymar is Ready to go for Brazil’s 6th Title & more

The PSG Forward Neymar J.R looks forward to winning the 6th Title for Brazil after a 3-0 win over Austria

Neymar JR accompanied with his fellow mates landed in Russia on Monday hungry to make amends for their World Cup humiliation in 2014. Most of the favorites are now in Russia ahead of Thursday’s curtain-raiser between the hosts and Saudi Arabia…

The Brazil team looks quite positive after the friendly victories. The last one over Austria on Sunday was won by Brazil where Neymar netted his 55th international goal. By that, he goes level with Romario and sits joint-third in Brazil’s all-time scoring charts…

Teammates including Coutinho, Gabriel Jesus, and Firminho look positive after their outstanding performance in the friendlies. Their next challenge is against Switzerland on the upcoming Sunday…

“You have to trust your abilities and you must dream,” Neymar said, as the Brazilians reached Russia on Monday.

Neymar had faced an injury playing for PSG, breaking a bone in his foot in February…

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Brazil coach Tite said he’s still unsure of Neymar’s limits after another wonder goal in Sunday’s win over the Austrians, though he also admitted that the striker’s recent injury is still weighing on his mind.

Manchester City striker Jesus too insisted that Brazil are ready for the month-long battle in Russia. “The game was important to us. It was the last preparatory game before the World Cup. We deserved the victory, we played very well,” added Barcelona forward Coutinho

“You can talk, you’re Brazilian and you can dream. We’re dreaming of our sixth World Cup title and more… Dreaming is not forbidden.” – Neymar

“That gives you confidence. I always try to be prepared to play where the coach needs me and contribute in the best way possible.” Fred was left out of the squad after he hurt his right ankle during training on Thursday. Without providing details of the injury, Tite said Fred’s situation was “improving”, but didn’t hint whether the midfielder could be back for the opener…

Overall, the Brazil team after facing both hardships and success seems to be everyone’s first choice. This team has the potential to lift the trophy and Neymar too, dreams it this time…

Brazil, who crashed out of the last World Cup on home soil in a humiliating 7-1 semi-final defeat to Germany, start their campaign against Switzerland in Rostov-on-Don on Sunday.

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