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FIFA WORLD CUP 2018

AFP, Undated
NEYMAR FEELS 'GOOD'
BACK IN TRAINING
Brazil's star forward Neymar said Wednesday he feels "comfortable" back in training ahead of the World Cup, after more than two months out with a broken foot bone.
Brazilian fans are crossing their fingers that the world's most expensive player will be 100 percent fit for their team's bid to win a record-extending sixth world title in Russia.
And the Paris Saint-Germain goalscoring machine said his first sessions with the ball are going well.
"1 started training with the ball, making passes, hitting it," he said in an interview on Facebook with Desimpedidos, the football chat and comedy channel started by former Brazilian great Kaka.
"I felt good, comfortable," he said. "Clearly there's some fear but I'm losing it bit by bit."
Responding to online questions from fans, Neymar said he'd even trade his frequently changing hair-
styles for an all-over shave if Brazil could win in Russia.
"If we win, I'll do whatever you want, "he said.
WAGNER QUITS GERMAN DUTY AFTER WC SNUB Bayern Munich's out-spoken striker Sandro Wagner has reacted to his surprise omission from Germany's provisional World Cup squad by retiring from international duty.
"I hereby resign immediately from the national team," Wagner told German daily Bild.
"Forme, it is clear that I do not seem to fit with the coaching team in the way I am always open, honest and address things directly."
The 30-year-old took a thinly-veiled swipe at head coach Joachim Loew for leaving him out of the 27-man squad, announced on Tuesday, for next month's World Cup as strikers Timo Werner, Mario Gomez and Nils Petersen were selected instead.
Wagner, who made his debut in 2017, helped an inexperienced squad win the Confederations Cup in Russia
last July and has scored five goals in just eight internationals.
"I would lie if I said that I am not disappointed, the World Cup would have been a great thing," said Wagner.
"Of course, I can't take it too seriously, because, as I have said many times before, there are far more important things in life besides football. ”
USA WOULD BE IN WORLD CUP UNDER KLINSMANN Former United States coach Jurgen Klinsmann believes he would have successfully taken the team to the World Cup had he not been sacked during the qualification campaign.
In an interview with Sports Illustrated, the former Germany striker and coach was adamant that he could have turned around qualifying before he was axed in2016.
Klinsmann was fired after opening defeats by Mexico and Costa Rica in CONCACAF's six-team final round of qualifying.
He was subsequently replaced by Bruce Arena, but the team suffered a disastrous defeat to Trinidad & Tobago in their final group game to miss out on Russia.
Klinsmann told Sports Illustrated he is certain the team would have recovered from the opening defeats to book a place in the finals.
“The team was on track. We would have swallowed the early defeats and moved on and get the job done," Klinsmann said.
The 53-year-old said his side was still in a developmental cycle building towards 2018 when they suffered the defeats that prompted his dismissal.
"You build a new skeleton between World Cups and we hadn't built the skeleton yet," Klinsmann said.
“When we lost two games, we were still building the skeleton. Sorry we lost two games! Then [the United States Soccer Federation] became emotional. ... But they made their decision, so no problem."