Former Brazilian coach, Dunga has gone on to insist that http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Neymar-c27639 needs to move to a club in Europe, in order to develop his game and to compete with some of the best in the business.
The Brazilian youngster has been linked with a move to a number of European teams in the past, with Real Madrid, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Brazil-c2858 and
play for http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Santos-c32532, as he looks to grow as a player before he opts to move to Europe.
Despite the player’s claims, Dunga feels that the time for him to leave is now or never, since he has already shown what he is capable of.
In a recent interview, the former Brazil manager is quoted to have said: "Neymar is a good player, the best in South http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/America-c38390 and Brazil"
"Playing in Europe is always tougher. They mark you so much closer. I think that a player always needs to go to Europe to have that experience and get better."
The prodigy went on to break into the first team at Santos in 2009 and since then, he has gone on to become a fan favourite. He has managed to score a very impressive forty one goals and is bound to increase that number significantly in the coming months,
should he stay with the team.
Despite his statistics being rather good, the only concern that most critics have, is the fact that the defending in the Brazilian league isn’t up to the mark and this is why Neymar might be appearing to be better then he actually is.
Nonetheless, Dunga feels that Neymar can make a better claim at being the next big thing, should he be able to perform for Brazil in the upcoming London Olympics.
"He has a great opportunity in the Olympic Games to confirm some of that potential that he has," Dunga said.
Should the Brazilian attacker go on and put up an impressive display in the Olympics, he is going to go on and be targeted by a number of top teams across Europe.
It is now a wait to see just when Neymar makes the move to Europe and what team he opts to join.
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