Santos FC faces possible relegation to Brazil’s Serie B for the second time in history, with Neymar’s injury woes leaving the club struggling. Since rejoining Santos from Al Hilal, Neymar has played only 20 games, scoring seven goals and assisting four.
Santos FC faces possible relegation to Brazil’s Serie B for the second time in history, with Neymar’s injury woes leaving the club struggling. Since rejoining Santos from Al Hilal, Neymar has played only 20 games, scoring seven goals and assisting four. His future remains uncertain as the club fights to stay in Serie A.
In the midst of a turbulent season, Santos FC finds itself on the brink of relegation to Brazil’s Serie B for only the second time in its storied history. The absence of Neymar, their star forward, has been a major setback. Since returning from Al Hilal, the Brazilian ace has managed just 20 appearances, contributing seven goals and four assists, as persistent injuries kept him sidelined for long stretches.
With Santos currently sitting 17th in the Brasileirao table, their survival hopes hang by a thread ahead of decisive fixtures against Palmeiras, Flamengo, Cruzeiro, and Mirasol. For Neymar, who has not represented Brazil since suffering a ligament tear against Uruguay in 2023, the challenges continue. The injury ruled him out for months, casting doubt over his form and his long-awaited World Cup comeback. As speculation grows over his future, reports suggest that Neymar’s contract situation remains uncertain amid Santos’ looming relegation fears.
Once a club that produced legends like Pelé, Santos now faces one of its darkest chapters, where the prospect of seeing Neymar play in Brazil’s second division has become a genuine possibility. Both the player and club now stand at a crucial crossroads as the season nears its end.
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