Brazil's dreams of a championship at the 2026 FIFA World Cup ended on Sunday in a 2-1 Round of 16 loss to Norway. Along with that, Neymar's World Cup dreams also came to an end.
In terms of World Cup success, Brazil is simply not what it used to be on the biggest stage.
The 2026 World Cup is less than a month away. Here are some of the biggest surprises and snubs as teams begin to name their official 26-player rosters.
Can you name every player to take home the Ballon d'Or -- the award for the best soccer player in the world -- since 1995?
Neymar's call to join the national team again led to a country-wide celebration, as Brazil's all-time leading scorer beat the odds to return for what will most likely be his final World Cup.
Here are the biggest World Cup roster surprises and storylines from around the world.
It’s been nearly three years since Neymar last suited up for the Brazilian national team.
For over a decade, Neymar Jr. was THE crown prince, destined to rule. He had it all. The pace, dazzlings skills, an effortless flair, and the celebratory dances that set him apart.
In a move that could shock the soccer world, Neymar could be on his way to the MLS.
Brazilian striker Neymar has been fielding questions about a move to Major League Soccer for years.
If Al-Hilal and Neymar do part ways with one another, it begs the question, what is next for Neymar's career? At the moment, there seem to be only two possible destinations.
Brazil forward Neymar recently pushed back at his "haters" who called him out for an apparent weight gain.
Neymar looks likely to jump to the Saudi Professional League.
Neymar said this week that he cried for five days and considered international retirement following Brazil's shocking quarterfinal loss to Croatia at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
Messi, who played alongside Neymar at Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain, confirmed last week that he intends to officially join Inter Miami once his PSG contract expires at the end of this month.
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