It’s clear that Neymar and Cristiano Ronaldo are having fun during the off-season because they are featured in an amazing and bizarre advertising.

The well-known personalities grappled, got their kicks in the ring, and then gave table tennis a shot.

The advertisement, which was filmed in Turin, Juventus’ home city, shows a torn-up 38-year-old Ronaldo.

It is promoting Meo, a mobile network in Portugal.

As they square off in the ring, Ronaldo and Neymar play out suggestions from the fans to start the commercial.

Before Neymar begins dancing to Brazilian music and they playfully touch gloves and stage a Floyd Mayweather-style brawl, Ronaldo breaks out into giggles.

When the three Neymars suddenly show up and the two “fighters” put on WWE masks, the argument turns into a full-fledged wrestling bout.

In a different advertisement, the two engage in a game of table tennis.

They had to play with chopsticks since, regrettably, they are both too proficient with bats.

As the commercial concludes, Ronaldo breaks into a big smile and deftly uses his chopsticks to collect the ball as Neymar unleashes an incredible forehand.

Although the Brazilian is featured in advertisements, he is unquestionably not a member of Paris Saint-Germain’s training regimen.

Although it was anticipated that the 27-year-old attacker would rejoin the squad, he did not show up for practice this week.

Neymar was called up, and Paris Saint-Germain’s [first-team] activities got back underway, the team announced in a statement.

PSG has discovered that Neymar did not show up at the appointed place and time without first receiving permission from the club.

“PSG regrets this circumstance and will take the necessary action as a result of it.”

Neymar’s father claims that the club knew he would be absent, thus he hasn’t vanished.

PSG won’t terminate the player because they want to get as much money as possible from the sale of him—they only spent £198 million for him two years ago.

However, it looks like Neymar is currently moving closer to returning to Barcelona.

According to PSG, the Catalan giants have reached out to them about a possible transfer.

Le Parisien was informed by Leonardo that Neymar might leave PSG “if there is an offer that suits everyone.”

When asked directly if he had any communication with Barcelona, Leonardo, the former AC Milan player, said, “Yes.”

Leonardo remarked, “It’s clear to everyone,” in response to the question of whether Neymar had expressed a desire to depart. In response to his departure, Neymar has pledged to “go to war” with PSG. In football, though, your remarks can vary day to day. That’s how it is, but it’s very amazing.

We talked with his entourage as well. Everyone is aware of the reality. All parties concerned are aware of the position.