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Neymar ready for Brazil

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Neymar acknowledged on Sunday that he was "not yet at 100 percent” after surgery on his fractured right foot, but the Brazil forward said he was ready to play for his country at the World Cup.
"I'm not yet at 100 percent. That will come with time I'm still a bit scared of Germany in the semi-finals.
going all out, but there are still several days before our start," the Paris Saint-Germain
"It's a dream to play in another World Cup, a dream which I hope won't be interrupted again," he said.
HOPE FOR SALAH AS
RAMOS VILIFIED
Egyptians held their breath Sunday amid fears star striker Mohamed Salah could miss the World Cup after suffering an injury when wrestled to the ground by Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos in the Champions League final.
Ramos, who locked arms with Salah
on Egyptian newspaper El Watan said it
was reverting Ramos's fate to God, in a tone echoed on social media networks.
Ramos's Facebook and Twitter accounts have been flooded with insults in Arabic and English, some even translated into Spanish.
A petition was even launched on the change.org platform, calling on FIFA and UEFA to punish Ramos for "intentionally hurting Mohamed Salah". The petition has collected more than 111,000 signatures.
Ramos sent Salah a “ Get Well Soon"
star told reporters at Brazilian headquarters in Rio de Janeiro.
"It's going to take a bit more time for this fear to go away, but I'm ready to play. Nothing can stop me from doing so," Neymar added, hours before a planned flight to London where the team will continue
Twitter message, adding he regretted
before falling on top of the forward's
that football "sometimes (shows) it’s bad side", but "above all, we are comrades".
Despite the anger some Egyptians remain optimistic, taking the incident with the philosophy of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
their World Cup preparations.
The world's most expensive player hasn't played since hurting himself in a French league game against Marseille on February 25, but Neymar has been training for the past 10 days and took part in a national team preparation camp this week inTeresopolis.
"I feel good physically. My foot is fine. Of course I have to adjust to certain things. I'm feeling a bit of discomfort but it's not going to stop me from playing," he said.
The 26-year-old also reflected on what was a frustrating 2014 World Cup experi-
shoulder, became an instant hate figure for millions of Egyptians on social media, as well as the thousands who watched the game live at cafes.
"Ramos the Dog", "Animal", “We will take revenge", “Dirty" and many more insults were thrown at Ramos on social media following Real's 3-1 win over Liverpool in Kiev.
Without Salah, Egypt's chances are "almost non-existent", said Karim Said, editor-in-chief of YallaKora, a football-focused website.
"The (team's) attack is mainly based
ence on home soil, as a back injury ruled him out of Brazil's humiliating 7-1 loss to
on Salah," said Said.
On Sunday morning, the headline
“He will participate in the World Cup and everything will be fine God willing,* said Mahmoud Saad, a Salah and Real Madrid fan, as he watched the match at a cafe in downtown Cairo.
Egypt's national team doctor Mohamed Abou al-Ela remains optimistic on Salah's chances officials at Liverpool assured them no bones were broken, the Egyptian Football Associated said Saturday
"Relief in Egypt's streets after the medical report," a headline in the state-run Ah-Ahram newspaper said.
The Al-Akhbar newspaper was even
more optimistic - its headline was " Salah to participate at the World Cup".