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Anderson defends Neymar, citing his charitable work and achievements, according to GOAL. He highlights Neymar's contributions to PSG and the Brazilian national team, as well as his charity work helping 2,000 kids daily.

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Anderson defends Neymar, citing his charitable work and achievements, according to GOAL. He highlights Neymar's contributions to PSG and the Brazilian national team, as well as his charity work helping 2,000 kids daily.

Anderson praises Neymar's philanthropy, stating he provides food for 2,000 kids every day from his own pocket. He contrasts this with the criticism Neymar faces in Brazil, suggesting the media is too harsh on him.

Anderson believes Neymar is a top player, pointing to his achievements including winning the Champions League and being the national team's top scorer. He argues that Neymar's lack of a Ballon d'Or is undeserved.

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Anderson went on to say of Neymar wanting to escape the spotlight that he finds himself operating under in Brazil: “There was so much talk before the World Cup. People were like, ‘why are you bringing him?’ If you don't bring him, people talk. If you bring him, people talk. “The media in Brazil is very hard on Neymar. If Neymar went to any other national team, anyone, England, anyone, people would go crazy for him. The people don't understand what Neymar did for PSG.

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