Neymar's Resilient Return: Navigating Injury Challenges

Brazilian football star Neymar expressed optimism after leaving an Asian Champions League match due to a leg cramp. Following an ACL injury last year, he anticipates potential muscle issues as warned by doctors. Neymar has played few matches for Al-Hilal since his transfer from Paris St Germain.

Neymar, the Brazilian football phenom, faced a setback in Monday's Asian Champions League match when a severe cramp forced him out of the game. However, the Al-Hilal forward remains optimistic, suggesting the issue is likely minor.

The 32-year-old returned to the field two weeks ago, following a lengthy hiatus due to an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury sustained during a World Cup qualifier against Uruguay last October. On social media, Neymar equated the pain to an intense cramp and expressed hope for a swift recovery following medical tests.

Since his high-profile move from Paris St Germain for an estimated 90 million euros, Neymar has played just seven matches for Al-Hilal. The star acknowledges this is part of the recovery process, indicating that heightened caution is necessary post-ACL injury.

(With inputs from agencies.)