Neymar really "wasted"? It's not an exaggeration to say this. When a talented player with a value of up to 220 million euros only appeared 7 times in the Saudi league and then bid farewell to his "high-paying journey," people can't help but ask: what happened to him? From peak to trough, Neymar's career has been filled with high hopes, but now it seems to have become a "replacement" of the times. After officially terminating his contract with Al-Nassr of Saudi Arabia, he is re-planning his future, and the most surprising choice is: returning to Santos. Is all this just to take a breath for the end of stardom, or to pay for memories? Rewind to the summer of 2023, when Neymar joined Al-Nassr of the Saudi league with a sky-high annual salary of 100 million euros, a message that almost overnight dominated the global sports headlines. At that time, the Saudi league was attracting top world players with its "big-money poaching," with Cristiano Ronaldo already on board, followed by the arrivals of Karim Benzema, N'Golo Kante, and others. The ambition of becoming the "sixth largest league in the world" was grand. And Neymar was undoubtedly one of the highlights of this football feast, as the core of "Paris Saint-Germain," he was expected to become the world's calling card for Saudi football. But what happened? In just over two years, Neymar only played a meager seven times for Al-Nassr. This performance is not surprising, it's not even up to par. People criticize him for being highly paid but underperforming, even…