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FILE PHOTO - Brazil's Neymar in action during the 2026 FIFA World Cup round of 16 soccer match between Brazil and Norway at New York-New Jersey Stadium. Tom Weller/dpaNeymar was involved in heated post-match scenes after his side Santos qualified for the quarter-final of the Copa do Brasil.Video footage showed the 34-year-old striker who retired from international duty with Brazil last month taunting Remo officials and players after Santos 1-0 victory on Tuesday night.The video shows Neymar shouting towards the Remo delegation just outside the dressing room area and being pulled back by Santos officials.Neymar then beats his chest, dances by the dressing room door, waves his arms, and repeats the word eliminated several times.Remos officials and players responded by pushing down railings between the two groups as Santos security guards tried to restore calm.The fallout continued later with Remo president Antonio Carlos Teixeira quoted by Brazilian news outlet O Fluxo as saying: That bum Neymar, whos idolised by a lot of children, did his antics here and then came to provoke us.Were guilty of idolising a bunch of bums like that guy.

Bayern Munich were leaving South Korea for Hong Kong and Borussia Dortmund have just returned from Japan but apart from the big two most Bundesliga clubs are staying in Europe although the league badly wants to raise marketing income from abroad.RB Leipzig visited South Africa after the past season and promoted Paderborn plan to travel to the United States during the next international break starting in late September.That is four of 18 clubs from the top flight while others like Bayer Leverkusen and Eintracht Frankfurt are not travelling far away after going to Brazil and the US, respectively, 12 months ago, and Frankfurt also to the US in 2024.That even though Frankfurt board spokesman Axel Hellmann had insisted last year: "As a general principle, the Bundesliga has to travel more. Even if it's difficult to fit into the calendar, there has to be a contribution to creating value for the Bundesliga."Now Frankfurt are in Bavaria and Leverkusen at the eastern German resort where England had their Euro 2024 base camp.Austria is also a popular destination for many clubs, offering excellent training conditions and cheaper than leaving Europe, but that won't help close the marketing gap on England's Premier League and LaLiga in Spain.Bayern and Dortmund not happy"It cannot be the case that this year Leipzig travelled internationally immediately after the season and now Dortmund and we are doing the same, while every three or four years we hear all the uproar and complaints about the distribution of international television revenues. That's absurd," Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen said.Bayern's marketing board member Rouven Kasper added: "That is far too little. Bundesliga clubs need to think more strategically. The English travel the world that also means German clubs have to be active."The feeling is similar in Dortmund where CEO Carsten Cramer told the Westdeutsche Allgemeine paper: "We should recognize the opportunities that international marketing offers instead of always talking first about possible risks. I think it's a shame that after the World Cup only Bayern and we are travelling again."Bayern's travelling delegation witnessed how stars such as Manuel Neuer and local hero Minjae Kim were celebrated in South Korea.And Cramer said that "it is a sign of Borussia Dortmund's strength that we actually make money from these trips."Leipzig call for visibilityLeipzig went to South Africa after the US and Brazil in previous years, and their managing director, Johann Plenge, told the SPOBIS portal that they see themselves as representatives of the whole league while also urging others to travel."If the Bundesliga wants to grow in markets such as America, Brazil, the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region or sub-Saharan Africa, it must, above all, be visible there. It must provide stories. It must give local media partners, platforms and fans reasons to engage with the Bundesliga."The Premier League has been active internationally on a significant scale since the late 1990s. You cant catch up on that in just one or two years."Many people only look at the final step. But we need to talk more about the steps that come before that. First, people need to get to know the Bundesliga. Then the players, the stories and the clubs."Thats how you build relevance and reach. Thats the triad: relevance, reach, revenue. If you try to reverse that order, it becomes difficult."

'Take a break': Jasprit Bumrah told not to play for upto one year to fully recover from his injuries originally appeared on Cricket News. Add Cricket News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.KEY TAKEAWAYS:Jasprit Bumrah ruled out again, misses IndiavsSri LankaTest series.Former pacers Karsan Ghavri and Raju Kulkarni suggest an extended break or a single-format focus.Bumrah's absence pattern shows severalmissed seriessince 2025.Jasprit Bumrah advised to take an extended break as injury troubles continueIndia's premier fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah has been left out of the upcoming red-ball series against Sri Lanka, which extends an already troubling pattern of injury-related absences.Bumrah had initially been included in India's touring squad for Sri Lanka, but that selection always hinged on clearing a fitness test at the BCCI's Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru. That clearance failed to arrive in time, ruling him out of the series entirely.This setback adds to a comeback that has already been handled cautiously since he picked up a back injury during the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy tour of Australia.He went on to play just three of five Tests during last year's England series, was rested for the one-off Test against Afghanistan in June, and now finds himself unavailable once again.MORE:Managing Jasprit Bumrah: Every India series missed so far due to injury risk in the lead-up to the 2027 ODI World CupKarsan Ghavri urges long break for Bumrah's complete fitness recoveryFormer India pacer Karsan Ghavri has suggested Bumrah might benefit from stepping away from the game for as long as a year if that's what it takes to return to full fitness.Ghavri pointed out that India's packed cricketing calendar makes properly managing his workload genuinely difficult.MORE:IND vs SL Test series: Team India scheduled departure, travel details and players who are flying to ColomboSpeaking to Mid-day, he explained that Bumrah often enters tournaments while only partially fit, which then leads to breakdowns midway through a series due to workload strain.Bumrah should take a break for five to six months or even a year, and get back to 100 per cent fitness," he said."The issue is that he goes into tournaments even if hes half-fit and then, due to workload management, halfway through, theres a breakdown. This is unnecessary. Only if he can manage his workload throughout a tournament should he be included in the team."Ghavri also pointed to Mohammed Shami and Bhuvneshwar Kumar, both of whom have played through the IPL without injury setbacks, and should be brought back into the national fold.Shami and Bhuvi have been playing consistently in the IPL without injuries and should return to the national set-up," he said. "Selectors should consider them. All fast bowlers face niggles or injuries, but Bumrah has been on and off for the last two-three years. He has hardly played an entire series. Thats not a good sign for him or for the country."Another former India seamer, Raju Kulkarni, offered a different suggestion, as he proposed that Bumrah should scale back to playing only Test cricket moving forward.I dont think Bumrah can sustain playing all formats. The team management must consider playing him only in Tests as thats a critical format," he suggested."Though he may want to play IPL, T20Is and ODIs too, its not viable. For this reason, it will be great if Mohammed Siraj can get the support of senior pacers like Shami and Bhuvi. Bhuvi should be used in T20Is because hes done brilliantly in the IPL. And you can rotate Shami and Siraj in Tests. This will reduce the pressure on Bumrah."MORE:India Test record without Jasprit Bumrah: Wins, losses, draws and full Team India results in absence of star pacer listedA hard reset might be Bumrah's best path forward before the 2027 ODI World CupLooking at just how frequently Bumrah has been sidelined since 2025, it's difficult to argue against the idea that something fundamentally needs to change in how his workload is handled.Several missed series in under two years isn't simply bad luck; it points to a recurring cycle where short-term fixes keep failing to address the underlying problem.Both Ghavri and Kulkarni raise valid points, even if their proposed solutions differ slightly. An extended break, rather than the current pattern of brief rest periods followed by premature returns, could actually give Bumrah the physical reset his body clearly needs.Equally, narrowing his format commitments makes sense given how much strain fast bowling places on the body across three formats simultaneously.The bigger challenge for India lies in balancing short-term results against long-term player welfare.Every time Bumrah has been rushed back into action, it's ended the same way, and sticking with that approach only risks cutting his career shorter rather than making it longer.If the selectors genuinely want him firing on all cylinders for tournaments like the 2027 World Cup, giving him a proper, well-planned recovery now makes far more sense than another hurried comeback that just leads back to square one.For all the latest cricket news, opinion, and commentary and to share your voice, head to ourFacebook,Instagram,andX (Twitter)pages.