Neymar's right foot will be operated

The Brazilian press 'Globo Sparte' said that Neymar's right foot surgery will be done at the hospital today. Brazilian national team physician Rodrigo Lászmár and Gerard Sallient will do the surgery. What is known about the name of the 'Lashmaar' name for Brazilian pro-eighteenth century? Then let's say openly-

Brazil's national team with Lashmar's family is quite old Rodrigo Lassmer's father Neil Lashmer was also a Brazilian national team physician. Neilar was with the Brazil team in the 1982 and 1986 World Cup. The Mexico World Cup ('86) had broken the league in the previous year, Zico. Neilar cured him.

Neymar is now one of the best stars in the Brazil team, at the same time, Galinho (Zico, because he had a chest, he was called 'Morgue'). Brazil could not think of playing in the World Cup without Jicoco But the situation stood like that. Nicholas took the challenge to Ziko But Jiko could not play the World Cup but he got fit. Only Naylor's magic of 'Surgical Knife' got him in the World Cup team in 'Romantic Coach' by Santana.

Belo Horizonta's mother's hospital. Neymar's surgery will be here. Photo: Twitterbahlou Haraijant's mother's dive hospital. Neymar's surgery will be here. Photo: TwitterDrigo Lashmaar but the visual sight of the surgery. Neiler ran a knife on Jiko's legs in front of 14 years old Rodrigo. Neiler feels that his physician son is lucky than that time. The reason for getting enough time is due. "It's harder than Rodrigo and Neymar," said Neiler. Because, he (Neymar) has a good time to recover. "

Neiler has memories of running the knife on the Spain World Cup (1982). Brazil coach Teane Santacruz also coach. Without the attack, there was nothing else on his head. Neiler gave the worst news to Santana. After the emerging striker Caracas (once Maradona's teammate in Napoli's attack) got injured in the groin, Neiler suggested to keep him out of the squad. Finally, it did not happen and Spain could not win the title of Brazil, but the 'best team not to win the World Cup'