Friday, 30 May 2014

Neymar in tears after being overwhelmed by young disabled Brazil fan ahead of 2014 World Cup

Neymar was left in tears after the Brazil team invited a disabled boy onto the pitch to meet his heroes during training on Thursday.
The fan showed off his juggling skills to an astonished David Luiz, before the hosts gathered round the boy to hear a message.
Emotional: Neymar is visibly moved after hearing a message from the young disabled fan
Emotional: Neymar is visibly moved after hearing a message from the young disabled fan

Caught up: Neymar can't hide his emotions as he walks away to continue training
Caught up: Neymar can't hide his emotions as he walks away to continue training

Acrobatic: The Brazil striker attempts an overhead kick on the beach in 'training'
Acrobatic: The Brazil striker attempts an overhead kick on the beach in 'training'

Barcelona star Neymar was visibly moved by young boy, and was patted on the back by team-mate Thiago Silva as the Brazil players got on with training.
Later in the day, the Brazil team took to the beach at their training complex in Teresopolis, near Rio de Janeiro, for a spot of football-volleyball.
Scolari is '100 per cent convinced' he will be the first man to guide Brazil to World Cup glory on home turf.
Impressed: Luiz speaks to the young disabled fan during training, as he shows off his juggling skills
Impressed: Luiz speaks to the young disabled fan during training, as he shows off his juggling skills

Hero: The defender took a few minutes out of his afternoon to make the young fan's day
Hero: The defender took a few minutes out of his afternoon to make the young fan's day

Taking lead: The young fan then spoke to the whole Brazil side as they gathered round
Taking lead: The young fan then spoke to the whole Brazil side as they gathered round

The well-travelled coach, known as 'Big Phil' to Chelsea fans, is back in the job which made him famous and promising the Selecao will be crowned world champions for the sixth time on July 13.
'There is no pressure on Brazil,' he said. 'Brazil are not under pressure to be the world champions.
'Brazil will be the champions.
'I wouldn't have accepted the Brazil job if I didn't think we could win the World Cup. I wouldn't be leading the team I'd be sitting at home.
'I took this job because I'm 100 per cent convinced that I will win the World Cup with Brazil.'

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