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Neymar criticised by Bahia after red card

Brazilian club Bahia have condemned the alleged "verbal abuse" directed at their player Rodrigo Nestor by Santos star Neymar during Saturday's league game.

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Corinthians hire Seedorf amid league struggles

Corinthians hired Clarence Seedorf on Sunday for the Netherlands playing great's first coaching job since 2019 -- and a relegation fight in Brazil's top tier.

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Coutinho: Neymar was key to Santos transfer

Philippe Coutinho has said his former Brazil teammate Neymar played a "very important role" in him signing for Santos.

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Brazil court bans player until injured rival returns

Brazil's sports court suspended Víctor Gabriel until Cruzeiro forward Gabriel Pec returns to training after sustaining a broken leg from the Inter defender's foul.

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Santos dismiss lack of transparency over Neymar

Santos have dismissed reports suggesting a lack of transparency from their medical staff regarding Neymar's physical condition and believe the player will be ready to play at the World Cup.

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Neymar (calf) to miss Santos games ahead of WC

Neymar has suffered a calf injury that will sideline him for Santos' upcoming matches, but he is expected to be ready next week to join the Brazil national team camp ahead of the World Cup.

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Ex-Chelsea star Oscar retires after heart issue

Former Chelsea and Brazil midfielder Oscar has retired from soccer five months after being admitted to the hospital with a heart issue, Brazilian club São Paulo said on Saturday.