Neymar back in training with Brazil at World Cup

Brazil forward Neymar trained at the World Cup for the first time Tuesday after being diagnosed with a right calf injury in late May. The 34-year-old has been undergoing treatment since the squad's arrival in the United States and was seen running at Brazil's training base in New Jersey. He has yet to return to full training after missing the team's opening 1-1 draw against Morocco. Neymar has been an integral part of Brazil's last three World Cup campaigns but his inclusion this time was surprising due to injuries preventing him from playing for his country since 2023. Brazil's next game is against Haiti in Philadelphia on Friday.

Brazil forward Neymar trained at the World Cup for the first time Tuesday after being diagnosed with a right calf injury in late May. The 34-year-old has been undergoing treatment since the squad's arrival in the United States and was seen running at Brazil's training base in New Jersey. He has yet to return to full training after missing the team's opening 1-1 draw against Morocco. Neymar has been an integral part of Brazil's last three World Cup campaigns but his inclusion this time was surprising due to injuries preventing him from playing for his country since 2023. Brazil's next game is against Haiti in Philadelphia on Friday.

Brazil forward Neymar trained at the World Cup for the first time Tuesday after being diagnosed with a right calf injury in late May. The 34-year-old has been undergoing treatment since the squad's arrival in the United States and was seen running at Brazil's training base in New Jersey. He has yet to return to full training after missing the team's opening 1-1 draw against Morocco. Neymar has been an integral part of Brazil's last three World Cup campaigns but his inclusion this time was surprising due to injuries preventing him from playing for his country since 2023. Brazil's next game is against Haiti in Philadelphia on Friday.

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