Santos is now only two points above the relegation zone as a result of the loss.
Neymar returned to action two weeks ago, having been out since Brazil's CONMEBOL World Cup qualifier against Uruguay in October last year when he suffered the injury.
Neymar is available to play for Saudi Arabia club Al-Hilal in an AFC Champions League Elite match next week after one year on the sidelines due to injury.
Reports said that the suspects-two of whom were armed-were on the lookout of Bruna Biancardi and the couple's daughter Mavie.
Neymar will have a private plane for his use and will be staying at a 25-bedroom mansion during his Al Hilal stint.
"I am here in Saudi Arabia, I am Hilali," Neymar said in a video posted to Al Hilal's social media accounts.
Mbappe is mired in a contract standoff and was widely expected not to be in the squad after having been left out of the pre-season tour to Japan and South Korea. He trained apart from defending champion PSG's first-team regulars all week.
Soccer fans around the world took a greater interest in watching the French league last season when PSG boasted superstars Messi, Mbappe and Neymar in attack.
The luxury project violated rules regarding the use and movement of freshwater sources, rock and sand, local authorities first alleged late last month and confirmed on Monday.
Who said what after Brazilian football legend Pele died at the age of 82.
FIFA World Cup 2022 has been full of incredible moments. From teary Brazilian star Neymar being consoled by his teammates after WC exit, to Morocco players’ moments with their mothers at the stadium, to Japan players and fans showcasing their manners and respect at the Qatar World Cup; some of the most memorable and emotional moments from tournament are captured. Take a look…
Pre-tournament favourites Brazil must now wait at least another four years to win their sixth World Cup -- their last dates back to 2002.
FIFA World Cup 2022: Penalty kings Croatia dashed Brazil's hopes of making it to the semi-finals.
Neymar has carried the hopes of a nation into three World Cups since his emergence as a generational talent at Santos. But 2022 could be his last.
Neymar returned from injury and converted a first-half penalty in Brazil’s 4-1 win over South Korea in the round of 16. He reached 76 goals with the national team, one shy of the mark set by Pelé.
Neymar, seeking his first major title with Brazil, was forced out of the 2014 World Cup after hurting his back in the quarterfinals against Colombia. He didn't play in the 2019 Copa America because of another right ankle injury.
FIFA World Cup 2022: While the real Neymar is racing against time to be fit for Brazil's final group game and beyond, an impersonator has caught the fancy of the fans and venue officials alike.
Messi’s Argentina and Neymar’s Brazil head into the World Cup, which just got underway in Qatar, as favourites, with more than half of respondents naming one of them as the likely winner
FIFA World Cup 2022: Brazil starts as the absolute favourite to win the World Cup but it won't chase glory without putting on a Joga Bonito show for the whole world.
FIFA World Cup 2022: Sports Analytics company Opta's prediction model puts Brazil as the favourite to win the showpiece event.
FIFA World Cup 2022: Neymar has had a fractious relationship with the World Cup that is filled with disappointments and a career-threatening injury for the Number 10. And with all the talk about Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo battling to sign off on a high, Neymar has a legacy of his own to cement
Along with Neymar, 30, eight other defendants are on trial on fraud and corruption charges over the transfer, including his parents, representatives of the two clubs, former Barca presidents Josep Maria Bartomeu and Sandro Rosell, and former Santos president Odilio Rodrigues.
The high-profile trial is the culmination of a years-long legal saga over Neymar's 2013 transfer from the Brazilian club Santos to Barcelona.
A rich man when he made the deal in 2009, Delcir Sonda is seeking at least $35 million. But Sonda doesn’t really need the money, he admitted. All he wants, he said in an interview in his office high above São Paulo, is the truth
Delcir Sonda, a supermarket magnate, had fronted Neymar and his family millions of dollars in what he believed was a sure-thing investment in the player’s prodigious soccer talent.