Training day with Neymar Jr at court
‘Finally rid of the rude!’ – PSG ultras show they are happy to see Neymar leave ahead of Lens clаsh
The ultras of Paris Saint-Germain displayed a banner before Saturday’s home game against that expressed their deep sadness over the loss of Neymar.After 173 total games for PSG, Neymar has decided to leave the club this summer, joining Lionel Messi in doing so. His massive transfer from Barcelona in 2017 shocked the footballing world, but the Brazilian evidently hadn’t done enough to win over the club’s diehard fans, who expressed their happiness at his departure.His stay in Paris was, to put it mildly, unremarkable. Despite his success in Ligue 1, the Brazilian was unable to provide PSG with the necessary quality to win the Champions League. It’s the only thing holding them back, and Neymar didn’t do much to get them there.The 31-year-old has yet to make his Al-Hilal debut as he continues to recover from ankle surgery, despite having finally gotten his move away from France.
Danilo reveals EPL star Rangers striker is compared with as his Champions League love affair starts with Neymar
He was raised on Champions League highlights of Neymar and Gabriel Jesus, two Brazilian superstars. Star player Danilo of the Rangers is eager to give it a try.
After Tuesday night’s 2-2 play-off tie against PSV, the 24-year-old striker’s Ibrox team is 90 minutes away from the group stages. Danilo hopes to start at the Philips Stadium, where he scored when playing for Feyenoord, after coming off the bench in the last game. If he can do it again, it would be a huge boost for Michael Beale’s team.And that would make the new £6 million striker for the Gers’ fantasy come true. Just by going pro, he’s already won the admiration of his Brazilian family. But if he can lead Rangers to the Champions League group stage, he will be following in the footsteps of his idols. Danilo added, “The Champions League means a lot,” prior to Wednesday’s highly anticipated second leg in Eindhoven. What you’re describing is the stuff of my dreams.My debut in a Champions League match came in the opening leg, which was played at Ibrox. Ajax previously only used me as a substitute. It’s a 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥hood dream, and I want to do everything in my power to see it realized.
You watch the Champions League on TV and wish you could play in it, and that’s the case for every young Brazilian youngster. Hearing that song gives you the chills. It’s everything; the rush of adrenaline makes you feel vulnerable all over.
This means a great deal to me. It really stands out. Watching Neymar play in the Champions League was always entertaining to me.And I got to see Gabriel Jesus quite a bit. Everyone says I’m like him because I’m always looking to make connections and advance the cause.
When I was a kid, I was obsessed with the Brazilian team. My loved ones and I would appreciate it very much.
They’ve been wishing I could play in it for years. Thus, I wish to participate in the Champions League at least once in my career.
If we have it here, I will invite my whole family. They’ll go crаzy over that theme song.
My dad always wаnted to see this happen. I’m grateful God granted me this s𝓀𝒾𝓁𝓁, since now I can help him achieve his goal of being a professional football player.
“There’s a certain magic when you step foot on the field and realize you’re playing in the Champions League.”
When the Rangers were in Eindhoven the last time, they received a gift of their own. A year earlier, at this very same stage of the Champions League, they advanced thanks to Antonio Colak’s game-winning goal, which was made possible by a defensive miscue on the part of PSV.Incredibly, Armando Obispo’s mistake set up Danilo for a tap-in when he scored in Feyenoord’s 4-3 loss at the Philips Stadium last September. The leader hopes that Beale’s group will be able to take advantage of another gift in Holland this coming week.
His return and a victory would meаn a lot to him. Holland was the first country in Europe to officially embrace me as a European football fan.
That’s why I’m eager to return this coming week. Last year, I scored at the PSV arena. The game was filled with intense feelings.
I’d like the defender to be able to give me that again because it was a gift. We’d like another present, but anything might happen in this game.
We are committed to putting in the effort necessary to achieve our goals. A year ago, I was a spectator at the Rangers game. I recall that the score was 2-2 here and then 1-0 in Eindhoven.
Rangers are a team with a history of figҺting to the finish. We need only acknowledge our own worth and confidence in our abilities.
We’ll be ready to go, and maybe we’ll win and advance to the Champions League.
Tuesday night’s contest saw a flurry of goals and counterattacks. Spectators were treated to a wild match. However, the Champions League is notoriously challenging.
Sure, they’re formidable thanks to PSV’s talent, but Rangers have proven they can compete at the highest levels, too. The head coach simply demands that we be brutal in the penalty area.
After coming on as a substitute for Rangers at Ibrox, Danilo missed a wonderful opportunity to give his team a first-leg advantage. The chance was missed, but he is keeping his fingers crossed for Eindhoven.
He is confident that manager Beale will have a strategy to lead Gers to victory in this tense situation. Danilo lamented, “I was unable to score in the last minutes.
Andre Ramalho, the defender, made a great stop. I gave it my all, but the ball just didn’t find the back of the net.We can’t do anything for ourselves in Holland; our followers, who follow us everywhere we go, are coming to visit. We need to put up a strong performance to prove our worth.
The coach will show us how to аttаck the PSV defense, so we won’t have to worry about the strategy.
We’re launching a powerful оffensive, so we need to keep working on our communication. We’re still in the morning hours. But we’ll try to score some goals to get us into the playoffs.
