Neymar's Latest Comments On Kylian Mbappe: Legendary football player Neymar has sparked a controversy in concern with former teammate Kylian Mbappe as he has reportedly called playing with French star player as 'hell' and 'catastrophic'. The duo has not shared a memorable bond over the years, as several reports came out of rift between them during their time at Paris St Germain (club in the French league - Ligue 1).
Over a period of six years, Kylian Mbappe and Neymar played together merely 136 times, and combined for 54 goal contributions. The duo never played to their 'tipped' potential and thus, failed to deliver the coveted UEFA Champions League in Paris.
As reported by Goal citing journalist Cyril Hanouna, the Brazilian legend, who has a great relationship with compatriots playing for Real Madrid, did give them a stern warning in concern with Kylian Mbappe.
Real Madrid are the reigning champions of Europe boasts the likes of Vinicius Jr., Rodrygo Goes, and Eder Militao as the star Brazilians in their side. Even when Real Madrid signed Kylian Mbappe on a free transfer from PSG, few reports came out ostating that Vinicius Jr. is not happy with the signing of FIFA World Cup 2018 winner.
"The Brazilians [at Real Madrid] are friends with Neymar. It has always been a war between Neymar and Mbappe. Neymar has sent a paper about Mbappe to the Brazilians, telling them that it was catastrophic, that it was hell," said Cyril Hanouna on a podcast with Europe1.
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When Will Neymar Return To Action?
Neymar, arguably one of the greatest players of the modern era, is currently playing for Al Hilal in the Saudi Pro League. However, his injury concerns over the years have derailed him from achieving further glory, as his progress hit a staggering low with him missing out on key fixtures.
The 32-year-old has been out of action since suffering a cruciate ligament injury during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualification CONMEBOL match against Uruguay in October 2023, delaying his eagerly anticipated comeback.