📹 Hello? Neymar video calls Santos members, announces contract extension
But some members of Peixe found out about the news before everyone else.
In fact, Neymar himself made a video call with the members to share the "good news".
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The criteria for selecting the members were the longest-standing ones, those who redeemed the most experiences offered by the club, and those who attended the most Santos games in the 2024 Série B.
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