Neymar traded a body full of scars for the title of a dancer.

Kabir903

"The last Samba Prince, Neymar, was discovered in the slums at the age of 6, showcasing remarkable talent even then. When he rose to fame in South America, his slender physique led many to doubt his potential. His unique ""rainbow flick"" skill made him a target on the field.

He faced exclusion from teammates and even mockery from fans: ""Neymar, you idiot!"" In 2014, he instinctively helped Brazil win the championship but suffered a malicious foul from opponents, resulting in a fractured vertebra. (Heartbreaking)
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In his youth, he was easily provoked, but as he matured, he learned to brush off provocations with a smile. His smile remains carefree and charming, with clear and bright eyes.

Those who have grown through such experiences are truly strong. However, it's clear that some people went too far. These challenges weren't valid reasons to target him. Jealousy-driven harm to others is indeed a loss.

No worries, Neymar, you are the best."

Kahn332

All the hardships that life throws at you are meant to mold you into a better person. Collecting all your pains and difficulties is what we call experience, and experience is indeed a wealth. Neymar, too, has his own treasure trove of experiences!

Kalkin995

Absolutely, hardships are like a school of life and, at the same time, a treasure. People tend to strive harder in adversity.

Pooja193

It's true, Neymar has quite a story. Seeing him on the field, full of confidence and charisma, it's clear how much he's matured over the years. This World Cup, I've also started paying more attention to Neymar, mainly because he's quite handsome, haha (yes, I admit I'm a bit shallow).

Nimmi373

It's not easy, indeed. There's no one who can easily achieve success!

Ritu77

That's not jealousy; it's just that he used to be too flashy, and opponents perceived his dribbling as provocative. He used to dribble unnecessarily too much, but he's become more mature now.