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It means Neymar‘s quest for the World Cup goes on – with the Paris Saint-Germain forward set to be 34 years old come the next tournament in Canada, Mexico and USA.
But Ronaldo, who lifted the World Cup with his country in 1994 and most famously in 2002, backs Neymar to be there in four years for another crack at winning Brazil‘s sixth title.
Speaking to AP, he said: “I think Neymar is very upset with the result of the World Cup for the Brazil national team.
“It’s normal that he’s feeling that way for now, but I’m also sure that he will come back stronger and continue playing with the national team.”
He then missed the clashes with Switzerland and Cameroon, before returning for the 4-1 win over South Korea in the last-16.
The former Barcelona man then produced a stunning goal to give Brazil the lead in extra time against Croatia – before they conceded late on and lost on penalties.
Yet despite their devastating exit, Ronaldo admires Neymar’s dedication to his country.