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Ronaldo backs Neymar

Agencies, Sao Paulo
Young Brazil playmaker Neymar has improved since leaving Santos for Barcelona in June and could go on to become the best player in the world, according to compatriot Ronaldo.
"He has evolved and I am sure he will evolve even more," former Brazil and Barcelona striker Ronaldo told reporters in Rio de Janeiro on Thursday.
"If he keeps getting better he will be the best player in the world."
Ronaldo said Neymar could be firing on all cylinders by the time he returns to his home country for the 2014 World Cup.
"I am sure he'll be coming to Brazil an even better player," he added.
Ronaldo, whose sports marketing company has Neymar on its books, has good reason to talk up the 21-year-old and told the former Santos player that he needed to go to Europe to fulfil his potential.
While the young playmaker has been criticised for diving, he has shown in his first few months in Spain that he can shine alongside the best in the world like Barca teammate Lionel Messi and Real Madrid and Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo.
"I am delighted with Neymar's start, he's playing well and scoring and creating goals," said the Brazilian Ronaldo who also had spells with Real, Inter Milan and AC Milan.
"He has Messi alongside him, who is out of this world. In every game he is brilliant and scores two or three goals," he added of the Argentine forward.
Asked whether he would like a foreigner to play in the Selecao, he replied: "I would love to have a Messi or (Portugal star) Cristiano Ronaldo
rejected in their country and then able to play with the national squad.
" If Messi did not play for Argentina, I would love to have him (with us). I would prefer Messi to Diego (Maradona), even though Diego is also my friend," he added with a chuckle.
The Brazilian football great meanwhile said he saw no problem with Diego Costa, Atletico Madrid's Brazilian-born striker, playing for Spain in next year's World Cup.
"Players who are not used in their own country and have a second citizenship are used by other countries," he noted.
Costa recently indicated he would be keen to play for world champions Spain.
And Spain coach Vicente del Bosque said he was prepared to call on him if football's world governing body FIFA declares him eligible.