Once one of the world's best players, Neymar is still only 32 and looks set to leave Al Hilal soon. But what does the future hold for him?

Since leaving Barcelona 2017, Neymar's career has been a turbulent one, seemingly filled with as many injuries as goals or trophies, and there are reports that he could be seeking a more comfortable club environment.

Rumors are linking Neymar to a move to MLS, but Al Hilal coach Jorge Jesus issued a cautionary note about the Brazil star's current ability.

If you break down those number based on the 42 minutes he played for Al Hilal, then Neymar earned €50.5 million per appearance, €2.4 million per minute and a remarkable €1.1 million for each touch of the ball. Now, it looks like Brazilian will make a move in the January transfer window.

Al Hilal coach Jorge Jesus fears Neymar "can no longer play at the level we are used to." Neymar, 32, becomes a free agent at the end of the season and Jesus has claimed he is in the dark over the Brazil star's future plans.

The two clubs are reportedly "close to a loan deal" which would see Neymar return to his home country for six months. The news arrives after the former Barcelona and Paris Saint Germain ace was linked with a move to Chicago Fire in Major League Soccer.

Neymar is closing in on making a sensational return to his boyhood club Santos following fallout at Saudi club Al-Hilal, according to reports.

Brazil forward Neymar is looking to terminate his contract with Al Hilal and return to Santos instead of a move to MLS, sources have told ESPN.

Neymar Jr., one of Brazil’s most famous soccer players, is set to leave the Saudi Pro League and return to the Santos football club, his early beginnings. Following a torrid time in Saudi Arabia with Al-Hilal,