Casemiro has expressed frustration over the ongoing discussions surrounding whether Neymar will feature for Brazil at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The Manchester United midfielder described the situation as “annoying,” noting that questions about Neymar’s availability have become repetitive and unnecessary.
Speaking in an interview with ESPN, Casemiro emphasized that Neymar, who currently plays for Santos FC, has nothing left to prove in his career.
According to him, the primary concern regarding Neymar’s participation is his fitness, not his ability or talent.
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Casemiro revealed that his relationship with Neymar dates back to their early years, having played together since the age of 12.
He added that the constant speculation distracts from the obvious Neymar’s quality as a world-class player is unquestionable.
Brazil’s head coach, Carlo Ancelotti, has also made it clear that Neymar’s inclusion in the squad will depend on his physical condition ahead of the tournament.
Brazil is set to compete in Group C of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where they will face Morocco, Haiti, and Scotland.
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