Neymar’s sister Rafaella Santos came to the player’s defense after he came under criticism from Botafogo president Durcesio Mello. Understand the bullshit!
The career of Neymar football has been full of speculation in recent months. Still out of the fields until next year, due to an injury that occurred shortly after recovering from a knee injurythe player is facing rumors that he might be hired bySaint in 2025.
But, in addition to Santos, the team that revealed NeymarTHE Botafogo hypotheses were also received, commented and denied by the club president, Durcesio Mello. Not satisfied with denying Neymar a contract, he also criticized the player for the current state of his career.
“God forbid! Neymar is one of the greatest players I have ever seen play, he is at the level of Messi and much better than Cristiano Ronaldo But it ruined his career, which culminated in this injury lasting about a yearnow he’s injured again,” Durcesio said during an interview with the ‘Resenha Alvinegra’ channel.
Rafaella Santos attacks the president of Botafogo
Sunday evening (17), Raffaella Santos took to his Instagram stories to defend his brother Neymar from the Botafogo president’s comments. Recently involved in a controversy due to Mavie’s birthdaythe influencer said:
“‘God forbid’ President Durcesio Mello? Good thing Botafogo is much more than just a scoreboard. Joke!“, Rafaella Santos was outraged, provoking different reactions from the player’s fans, and from Botafogo fans, who used Durcesio’s latest publication on Instagram to criticize the president.
“President, you are quite old, eh…
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