Neymar injured: Santos accused of concealing player's condition

Star winger Neymar is at risk of missing Brazil's training camp ahead of the upcoming World Cup. His return to the national team has been marred by controversy: during the very first training session, the player felt discomfort in his shin and was sent for immediate medical evaluation.

MRI results confirmed a serious injury requiring two to three weeks of recovery. Consequently, Neymar is unlikely to participate in Brazil's friendly matches against Panama and Egypt, which were intended as the final stage of preparation before the tournament in the USA, Canada, and Mexico.

The Brazilian Football Confederation has leveled accusations against Santos, claiming the club deliberately withheld information regarding the player's fitness and continues to insist there are no issues.

Brazil head coach Carlo Ancelotti and his staff are actively discussing the situation. If the injury prevents the winger from playing in the World Cup, the team has a contingency plan: Brazil can modify their squad roster and call up a replacement player until June 1.