This Friday, Al-Hilal celebrated its third title this season by beating Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr on penalties (5 to 4) and winning the Saudi King’s Super Cup. Neymar, Brazilian star of Jorge Jesus’ team, was present at the stadium and participated in the celebration with his teammates.
On his social networks, the team’s number 10 celebrated the triple crown and projected his next season.
“In the meantime, let’s add another (trophy). Congratulations on an incredible year, team, you were awesome and today you outdid yourself once again! Thank you for the titles this year (3). Next season, leave it to me. Let’s go, Al- Hilal! This year Saudi Arabia is blue”, published Neymar.
✋🏽😜🤚🏽 …. Meanwhile, let’s add +1 🏆🥇
Congratulations on an incredible year, team, you were awesome and today you outdid yourself once again!
Thanks for the titles this year 3️⃣ next season leave it to me 😜
LETS GO HILALI @Alhilal_FC
This year Saudi is BLUE 💙🤍 pic.twitter.com/u890zl2raH— Neymar Jr (@neymarjr) May 31, 2024
Injured, Neymar barely participated in this season for Al-Hilal. The player, who was the most expensive signing in the history of the Saudi club, was injured when he ruptured the anterior cruciate and meniscus ligament in his left knee, thus undergoing surgery.
The Brazilian star felt the injury and left in the first stage of the team’s defeat. Brazilian Team to Uruguay, 2-0, in the fourth round of the South American Qualifiers.
For Al-Hilal, Neymar participated in five games. During the period, he scored a goal and distributed three assists to his teammates. The former Santos, Barcelona and PSG athlete was sold from the French club to the Saudi club for around 90 million euros (R$ 483 million at the time).
The team led by Jorge Jesus, with this Friday’s victory, reached their third title of the season. In addition to the King of Saudi Super Cup, the team was undefeated champion of the Saudi Championship (31 wins and three draws in 34 matches) and the Saudi Super Cup.
Source: Gazetaesportiva
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