Neymar, 29, was stunned to see a fellow countryman warned for attempting a trick while driving outside Lyon.
What’s happened?
The PSG superstar expressed his sadness that Brazilian teammate 24-year-old Lucas Paqueta had taken the order for the rainbow flick attempt, and the 29-year-old PSG superstar said the Joga Bonito was over.
The South American nation with five World Cup victories under its name has always adopted a beautiful game mentality, with football as entertaining for them as it is winning. Lucas, however, scolded the feathers of the Ligue 1 rivals Troyes and the referee Frappart match during his last inside out, with a yellow card flashed in his direction after opening the trick box.
Lucas, who has 23 caps for Brazil, was already on target for a 3-1 win for Lyon on Wednesday when he decided to have some fun during the stop. However, his antics were poorly communicated with opponents or match officials, and he was left at a loss when he entered the book.
What did Neymar say?
PSG superstar, another Samba star currently trading in Ligue 1, caught up with the action in Lyon after helping the Paris Saint-Germain achieve a dramatic 2-1 win over Metz. Neymar was disappointed with the actions of Stephanie Frappart and posted on social networks that this episode is very, very sad, receiving a yellow card for a dribble.
A technical gesture is a decision, no matter where it occurs or at what minute it is executed. According to Neymar, the same thing happened to him last season. This year it happened with Lucas Paqueta. To be honest, Neymar doesn’t understand the reasons. The famous Bonito is over. Enjoy while it lasts.
The 29-year-old was booked by Jerome Bricard in February after trying the same move in the Paris Saint-Germain’s 5-0 win over Montpellier. Neymar ran into officials part-time in the tunnel and posted afterwards that he was just playing football.