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Shirt No. 10 of the Brazilian national team, the Paris Saint-Germain striker commented on a rumor involving his sister and Gabigol
After being champions of the Brazilian Cup with a penalty shootout victory over Corinthians, Flamengo continued their positive streak with two victories in the Brazilian Championship, against America’s MG and Santos. Soon, he managed to become a three-time Copa Libertadores da America champion, with a 1-0 victory over Athetico-PR in Guayaquil, Ecuador.
With two knockout titles, the Robro-Negro lives light moments until the end of the season, despite the recent two defeats in Brazil. For this reason, a topic that has gained steam in Mais Querido supporters is the World Cup. With four Flamengo players in Qatar, two of them in the Brazilian national team, another name was remembered: Gabigol, who was not called up by Tite for the tournament.
Amid this situation, netizens launched a rumor that Tite would not have called the Flamengo striker due to a request from Neymar, due to Gabigol’s ex-boyfriend with his sister. But the tenth shirt of the Paris Saint-Germain team came out of the wall and revealed behind the scenes this story, in an interview with Channel 3 in the region, and commented on the exclusion of the Flamengo player.
“These days it’s popping up, after the summons, saying I didn’t summon Gabigol, thousands of sites are talking about it. It would be on the contrary, I’d be the first to tell him to take Gabigol. I’m a personal friend of him, I support him, I love him as a player, and for me he is A star. They won the Libertadores Cup and I spoke to him via video,” Neymar revealed, easing the controversy.
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