Neymar attends examinations amid calf injury concerns for World Cup
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 16, 2026, 10:14 AM
Last updated Jun 16, 2026
Neymar remains sidelined from Brazil's training as he deals with a calf injury sustained on May 17. He underwent additional tests to assess his condition but is yet to return to full training ahead of Brazil's next match against Haiti on Friday. The Brazilian football confederation has not disclosed the test results. This injury has raised concerns as Brazil recently drew 1-1 with Morocco in their World Cup opener, highlighting a need for Neymar's experience in the squad. Other players, Gabriel Magalhães, Bruno Guimarães, and Raphinha, also trained separately on Monday to boost their fitness. Neymar was seen at MetLife Stadium before the match, engaging with celebrities despite his inability to play.
- •Neymar has not trained since May 17 injury.
- •Brazil draws 1-1 against Morocco in the opener.
- •Pending results of Neymar's calf examinations.
- •Brazil plays Haiti on Friday in Philadelphia.
- •Other players are also working on their fitness.
- 10:14 AMYahoo Sports — Neymar dealt concerning injury update with Brazil star’s World Cup in doubt
"Neymar is yet to rejoin Brazil training as he bids to return from an injured calf during the World Cup
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