Neymar created controversy. As Brazilian presidential elections were held on Sunday, October 2, the PSG star openly showed his support for outgoing President Jair Bolsonaro. In a video posted on TikTok on Thursday, September 29, the 30-year-old shared a video to her nearly eight million social media followers, showing herself covering a song that called for a vote for the extreme candidate. right : “Vote, vote and approve, on the 22nd, Bolsonaro.“The 22 here refers to the number that will be written on the machines to vote in favor of Jair Bolsonaro.
With this unconditional support, Neymar found himself under the fire of critics. Regardless, the Brazilian takes on his choice. On Friday, September 30, the Paris Saint-Germain striker gave a sarcastic response to his critics on his Twitter account: “They talk about democracy or something, but when someone has a different opinion, they are attacked by those who talk about democracy. go figure‘, they were all accompanied by a smiling face to tears, and another a smile expressing incomprehensibility.
Neymar is not the only star of Brazilian football to support Jair Bolsonaro. The 2005 Ballon d’Or Ronaldinho, Tottenham player Lucas Moura or 2002 world champion Rivaldo have already called for voting for the outgoing president. For now, socialist Lula, who was Brazil’s former president from 2003-2011, is the poll favorite.
Different ideas for democracy between countries, the biggest democracies, the biggest democracies. ♂️ I will hear
— Neymar Jr (@neymarjr) 30 September 2022
Neymar openly supports incumbent and far-right president Jair Bolsonaro three days before the Brazilian election @eicopolitico pic.twitter.com/SENuN4ACDX
— Important (@Limportant_fr) 29 September 2022
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Source: Programme Television
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