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Steve Clarke warns Scotland of threat posed by returning Brazil ‘icon’ Neymar

Football | The Guardian

June 23, 2026

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Steve Clarke warns Scotland of threat posed by returning Brazil ‘icon’ Neymar

Forward expected to return from injury in Group C finale‘His qualities are without question he’s a superstar’Steve Clarke believes Scotland must be prepared for the threat provided by the “icon” Neymar in Miami on Wednesday. Neymar is expected to make his bow for Brazil in this World Cup after returning from injury as Group C reaches its climax.“His qualities are without question,” Scotland’s manager said. “He’s one of the superstars of the modern era. We can expect a very dangerous opponent but I could go on about Brazil and so many dangerous opponents. Neymar is just one of them; even coming from the bench he would give them a lift because he is such an icon. Continue reading...

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