Brazilian soccer superstar Neymar has won the hearts of fans with his unique "diving" moves. The striker is not only a great actor, but also a top scorer in the industry, contributing 75 goals for the "Samba Army", only two goals behind the legendary Pele, who scored the most goals in the history of the Brazilian national team. Looking ahead to this World Cup, Neymar is expected to break this record and be promoted to Brazil's all-time leading scorer.
However, Neymar has been in the negative press in recent years, and was even pushed to the brink of extinction by Paris Saint-Germain Football Club (PSG), the club he plays for, at one point. Luckily, the 30-year-old goal scorer has learned from his mistakes and devoted himself to soccer, and his performance has improved dramatically lately, scoring 15 goals in 20 matches for PSG this season, which is a hot form. If he scores three more goals in this World Cup, Neymar will surpass Pele's national team scoring record, and the possibility of achieving this feat should not be underestimated.
Not only that, Neymar in this World Cup as long as another goal, will become Brazil's history of the third three World Cup final week have scored players, the first two are Pele and "big Luo" Ronaldo. This shows that Neymar's status in Brazilian soccer has already surpassed the title of "king of the floor" and has become a deserved hall of fame.
