Neymar recalls sparked by Cafu's endorsement ahead of Brazil training camp
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 7:12 AM
Last updated Jun 13, 2026

Brazil's recall of Neymar by head coach Carlo Ancelotti comes as the team prepares for an upcoming training camp. Cafu, the last captain to lead Brazil to World Cup victory, stated that Neymar can be crucial to the team's success, emphasizing the need to see him in top form again. This recall follows an extended period where Neymar's contributions to the national team have been questioned. Observers will be monitoring Neymar's performance as he aims to regain his place in the squad ahead of competitive fixtures later this summer.
- •Neymar's return is backed by Cafu's favorable comments.
- •Brazil is preparing for a training camp with Ancelotti as the coach.
- •There is anticipation around Neymar's fitness and form.
- •Cafu highlights the importance of Neymar playing well for the team.
- •Neymar aims to reclaim his role in the national team.
"“Neymar can be important for any team,” Cafu, the last man to captain Brazil to World Cup glory, tells Sky Sports. “Seeing Neymar playing well, physically and technically, that can help the Brazil team a lot.” It has just been a long time since anyone saw it.
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