Neymar

God, I forgot where he was moving.

We've still got some of this money left to spend, I believe, but Philippe Coutinho for now is going to Santos and going to join Neymar as a free agent.

God, what a career he's had.

It kind of just went tumbled from us, like it does for so many, in all honesty.

Rivaldo 22 in 43.

Raphinha is now tied with Neymar and, and Kluivert, that's Patrick Kluivert, with 21 in 34.

Neymar was 21 in 40 matches.

Hmm.

And Kluivert was 21 in 50.

So again, I did not intend for everyone to say, "Hey, he's not better than Ronaldinho.

He doesn't matter as much as Ronaldinho to Barcelona legacy," [laughs] 'cause that is the responses I'm getting.

But I do mean in the pantheon of Ronaldinho, Romario, Rivaldo, Neymar, Ronald- Ronaldo is in R9, and I, I-

Big pick

And that boy is called Neymar.

Put him on the left.

That's the PSG Neymar

I feel like I can't just stay, stay top-heavy, so I'm gonna go- Left back.

Yeah, I'm gonna put him left back, and I'm gonna go with, uh, Maldini.

Oh, they did it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Spells away from the spotlight forced a period of intense reflection regarding his future, prompting the playmaker to seek an environment where he could rediscover the pure joy of the game, regain structural rhythm, and showcase his enduring technical genius without the suffocating weight of astronomical transfer valuations or relentless media scrutiny.

Enter Santos Futebol Clube, an institution permanently etched into the history of world football as the cradle of legends such as Pele and Neymar.

The Peaks are currently navigating a fascinating transitional phase, striving to reassert their dominance in Brazilian domestic competitions and restore their historic competitive identity.

Adding a player of Coutinho's stature, tactical intelligence, and championship pedigree provides an instant injection of elite experience into the dressing room.

I think you should wait.

It depends on the club and everything, but I think 20, 21 is a good age like Neymar did in his time.

Or you go like many players go to Shakhtar Donetsk.

I think that's a bit different because there are so many Brazilians.

I mean, it just sends, for me, it just sends a massive signal.

It's like, it's basically Ancelotti sending the message out, look, you guys need to fight for your place.

Obviously, Neymar's probably never going to play for them again, right? And a couple of others might do as well.

Thiago Silva, probably not, but it's him sending a message, you know, to the old players, that's the message, you know, you need to really up your game.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, I can't see Neymar getting called for France or Tavares for Portugal.

You never know.

I think that's unlikely.

There were many, many calls for We Who's Among the Heather, but Harry paused before he rendered it.

That's Neymar's song, he said.

It's a hymn now.

And he told how he had sung it lately before 15,000 Scottish troopers at Arras.

You can have the best player.

Look, PSG at some point, they had Neymar, Mbappe, Donnarumma.

Mm-hmm.

He had all the champions you can, you know, top to bottom.

you got to...

Neymar, obviously, Cunha, Gabriel Jesus, Igor Thiago, Martinelli, all off the team.

Goalkeepers Alisson and Ederson are all left off.

So, yeah, he's literally going with like a whole...