Neymar rejects ´cry baby´ tag as PSG star reels after latest injury setback

The sadness is great, the pain is immense and the crying is constant, he wrote.

Once again I will stop for a while doing what I love the most in life, which is playing football.

Sometimes I feel bothered by my style of play, dribbling and always end up being caught [by challenges].

I don t know if it s me or what I do on the field. It really makes me sad.

It makes me so sad to hear from a player, coach, or commentator fall down , cry baby , spoiled etc.

I just want to be happy playing football. Nothing else.

Neymar has often suffered untimely injuries at a similar time in previous seasons during his stint at PSG.

In 2018, he sustained a broken toe in February, meaning he missed almost three months of action, with PSG losing 5-2 on aggregate to eventual Champions League winners Real Madrid in the last 16 in his absence.

An ankle injury then kept him out from January to April in 2019, with PSG going out at the hands of Manchester United, though he was fit to help the Parisians overcome Borussia Dortmund in last season s tournament, prior to the coronavirus-enforced suspension.

PSG went on to lose in the final to Bayern Munich, though Neymar has lifted the trophy before, having scored in a 3-1 win over Juventus in the 2015 showpiece.

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