Neymar towards a premature return?

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By: Manu Tournoux

Neymar towards a premature return?

While he was not due to play before the end of PSG’s Asian tour, Neymar could take part in the meeting against Al-Nassr this afternoon.

Since February 20 and his injury contracted against Lille, Neymar has not played a single match. Lately, the Auriverde international has resumed collective training, participating in the entirety of Luis Enrique’s session on Sunday.

Initially, the number 10 of Paris Saint-Germain was only to play in a friendly match for a few minutes at the end of the tour in Japan. But according to The Team, the Brazilian could potentially make his return against Al-Nassr, on the occasion of the meeting scheduled for this Tuesday at 12:20 p.m., at the Yanmar Field Nagai stadium in Osaka. But wouldn’t that be premature? “Neymar only resumed collective training last week and remains a physically fragile element. Rightly lacking in rhythm, he shouldn’t injure his muscles by replaying too soon.”recalls the sports daily.

Regarding the rest of the Parisian group, Carlos Soler has resumed training. The Spaniard had been rested for a few days in the middle of last week due to muscle fatigue. Presnel Kimpembe continues to train separately and Lee Kang-In hasn’t trained since his injury in the friendly match against Le Havre.

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