Neymar trained with Brazil's full squad at their New Jersey base on Tuesday, marking his return to group sessions following a right calf injury sustained on May 17. The 34-year-old forward has been undergoing individual recovery work since missing Brazil's opening World Cup match against Morocco.
Brazilian football confederation (CBF) confirmed the training session via official channels, though Neymar's participation in Brazil's second group-stage match against Haiti on June 20 is still pending medical clearance.
Neymar has not featured in a match since his May injury, missing the Morocco encounter which ended in a 1-1 draw. His return to full squad training represents a significant step in his recovery ahead of a crucial fixture in Brazil's World Cup campaign.
Neymar's confirmed recovery progress reduces injury-related uncertainty affecting Brazil's Haiti match odds and group-stage progression prospects, as key player fitness carries substantial weight in tournament betting markets.
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