The unexpected draw (1-1) against Venezuela in the final round of qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup is, these days, the least problem within the Brazilian national team. That’s because there was complete chaos outside the four lines… but let’s take it in parts. According to the local press, after the match, three sports stars organized a private party in a residential apartment in Cuiabá with three influential figures, and spent the night with them. who are they? Vinicius, Richarlison and… Neymar, who has become a father to a girl in recent days, but may have “jumped the fence” again.
But the controversy surrounding the Crescent star does not stop there. Also after the final whistle, a fan threw popcorn at him. He got angry and retreated to the tunnel, where he quarreled with the president of the Brazilian Federation, Ednaldo Rodriguez, criticized the manager for choosing the Pantanal stadium as the meeting place, because of the behavior of the fans and… insulted him. ! Moreover, he threatened not to travel to face Uruguay, and also expressed his desire not to return for the next date in November, which will include matches against Colombia (away from home) and against its rival Argentina in the Maracanã. However, Rodrigo defended his teammate. “No matter how much they always say bad things about him, those who live closely with him know that he is completely different. I feel sad when I read some of the comments,” he lamented.
On the field, player Fernando Diniz also suffers from headaches. In the past few hours, he had to call up centre-back Adrillson (Botafogo) to replace the injured Nino, at a time when Casemiro did not train due to an injury to his right ankle. The Manchester United midfielder should be replaced in Round 11 by Andre, from Fluminense. On the right flank, Yann Couto will be the main player.
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