Neymar is expected to miss two weeks with an injury, intensifying speculation over the Brazilian’s future with Saudi Arabian club Al-Hilal.

Neymar is set to miss the next four to six weeks with a hamstring injury, his club Al Hilal have confirmed. The 32-year-old made his return after 12 months out following an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury when he appeared as a substitute for the Saudi Arabian club in their AFC Champions League game against Al-Ain on October 21.

Neymar has suffered another concerning for Al Hilal, which has the club considering the possibility of terminating his deal early.

Brazil international Neymar picked up a thigh injury in Al-Hilal's AFC Champions League game against Esteghlal FC on Monday, just two weeks after making his return to the pitch following an ACL tear.

Al-Hilal have confirmed that Neymar will miss the next four to six weeks after a scan revealed a hamstring tear suffered by the Brazil international. Neymar has only just returned from 12 months out after an ACL operation and was playing his second game back for the Saudi club when he suffered the follow-up injury.

Brazil and Al-Hilal forward Neymar plays down concerns after picking up a fresh injury in his second appearance following a year out.

After undergoing the necessary tests, Al Hilal confirmed the injury to their star Neymar Jr. The only question now is how long he will be sidelined.

Neymar is expected to undergo treatment and rehabilitation lasting four to six weeks after suffering a hamstring injury.

Al-Hilal have confirmed that Neymar will miss the next four to six weeks after a scan revealed a hamstring tear suffered by the Brazil international.Neymar has only just returned from 12 months out