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NY Times · Sep 25, 2022

Neymar Is Still a Singular Star, but He Has More Help on Brazil

As Brazil begins its quest for a sixth World Cup, the team’s resources run deep — though Neymar still shoulders much of the load.

Neymar is first among equals as Brazil takes aim at its sixth World Cup title.Credit...Benoit Tessier/ReutersLE HAVRE, France — As the announcer at the Stade Océane cycled through Brazil’s team on Friday, before the squad dismantled Ghana, 3-0, a murmur of appreciation greeted each familiar, stellar name. Alisson was granted gentle applause. Thiago Silva earned a respectful, admiring cheer. Raphinha drew a sizzle of anticipation.

And then, leaving just a hint of a dramatic pause, the announcer came to Neymar.

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