Neymar Announces International Retirement

Neymar hints at Brazil retirement

Neymar announces international retirement after Brazil World Cup exit

Neymar has announced his retirement from international football after Brazil’s shock World Cup last-16 defeat to Norway.

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Brazil star Neymar announces international retirement: 'It is now over'

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‘It’s over’ - Neymar announces international retirement after tearful end to last World Cup for Brazil’s all-time leading goalscorer

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Neymar's father issues desperate plea to Brazil star to 'keep playing football' amid retirement fears

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As Neymar announces international retirement, fans flood social media with emotional tributes: 'Maybe in another life'

After Neymar announced his retirement from international football following Brazil’s World Cup exit on Monday, fans shared kind words and tribute posts for the Brazilian footballer.

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Neymar collapsed in tears on the pitch

"I tried," he said after the match. "It started here, at MetLife Stadium, and I finished here. It is now over." It was the same ground where he played his first game for Brazil back in August 2010.