NetEase Sports reported on December 27:
Neymar has returned to Brazil. This week, Global Sports reported that Neymar invited about 500 people to hold a party at home and planned to keep it open until the New Year. Considering the serious situation of COVID-19 in Brazil, many people criticized Neymar's practice.
Last Saturday, Paris Saint Germain announced that Neymar had a sprained left ankle. He then missed this week's 4-0 win over Strasbourg in the French League, and returned to his home in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for Christmas. Since the next match of Paris Saint Germain will be held on January 6, 2021, Neymar can enjoy a holiday at his home in Brazil. Previously, Neymar also showed a group photo of himself and his family gathered in front of the Christmas tree.
On Saturday, Brazil's Global Sports revealed that Neymar held a large party in his luxury home on Friday and invited about 500 guests to attend. Neymar also hired a band to cheer the party. In order to avoid disturbing his neighbors, Neymar specially built an underground dance hall with sound insulation function in his mansion. Neymar has banned guests from using mobile phones during the party, so no videos or photos have been released.
Global Sports also revealed that Neymar plans to hold a party for five consecutive days until the arrival of the 2021 New Year. However, once the news was announced, many Brazilians were immediately dissatisfied. At present, Brazil is one of the countries most seriously affected by the COVID-19 epidemic. The latest data shows that about 7.5 million people in Brazil are infected with COVID-19, with more than 190000 deaths.
In recent weeks, with the rapid increase in the number of confirmed cases and deaths, Brazil has implemented stricter epidemic prevention measures. But when the epidemic was so serious, Neymar invited hundreds of guests to get together, and he didn't wear masks and other protective measures at the party, which may lead to a cluster of viral infections. Obviously, Neymar's behavior is inappropriate.
Author: Fu Then
