Neymar is developing ‘satisfactorily’ since his operation

Neymar, the front part Saudi Al-Hilalis progressing “satisfactorily” after surgery he underwent on Thursday to repair tears in the anterior cruciate ligament and meniscus in his left knee, he reported this Friday Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF).

Brazilian team doctor Rodrigo Lasmar personally analyzed the condition of the former player this Friday Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelonashe was admitted to the Mater Dei clinic, in the city of Belo Horizonte, and seemed satisfied, according to CBF.

Lasmar felt that everything was going according to plan and agreed to visit No. 10 again this Saturday to “check the possibility of a medical discharge,” the CBF said in a statement.

Neymar, 31 years old, He was injured on October 17 during a South American qualifying match for the championship World Cup 2026 against Uruguay, Montevideo.

Star Canarinha sIn the first half, he accidentally twisted his knee and left the field in tears. A day later, he was diagnosed with a torn anterior cruciate ligament and meniscus left kneeto.

The striker has decided to undergo surgery in his home country with the expectation that he will recover within six months at the latest.

“Everything went well. Thanks for the messages and now I’m focused on recovery,” he said on his social networks after leaving operating room.

For his part, Neymar,striker for Brazil and Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal, said he is already focused on his recovery after successfully undergoing surgery on his left knee this Thursday to repair injuries sustained in Brazil’s World Cup qualifier against Uruguay. .

“Everything went well. Thanks for the messages and now I’m focused on recovery,” said the 31-year-old striker. in the message he published on his Instagram profile with a photo of himself in the hospital bed where he was operated on.

Neymar He underwent surgery to correct injuries to his left knee, during which his anterior cruciate ligament was reconstructed and the meniscus repaired.with, explained Rodrigo Lasmar, head of the medical team of the Brazilian national team and responsible for intereversion.