Neymar Jr. set to make stunning return as rumours emerge of playmaker joining boyhood club Santos

The 32-year-old attacker is now bound to a lucrative deal with Al-Hilal, a team in the Saudi Pro League. However, he is currently unable to walk due to injury to his knee ligaments, which has allowed him to travel to South America.

During an enforced layoff, Neymar has also been hanging out with David Beckham. This has generated speculation about a reunion between Neymar and former Barcelona companions Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez with MLS outfit Inter Miami.

Neymar has no plans to travel to the United States, according to UOL. Rather, he has notified Santos staff that he will be returning to their fold after his contract in the Middle East concludes. According to reports, he made that promise when he stopped by the Santos locker room before the team's triumph over Palmeiras on Sunday in the Campeonato Paulista final.

Before approaching the field in the presence of an enthusiastic fan base, Neymar briefly spoke with Santos members behind the scenes as an honoured guest of honour for that game. As he hoisted the Paulista trophy, supporters sang "homecoming." Later, a club official confirmed to UOL that, upon reaching free agency, Brazil's all-time top goal scorer vowed to go back to where it all started.

Will Neymar Jr. go to the MLS?

In a noteworthy move that has caused a stir in the football community, Inter Miami's renowned owner David Beckham has shared a significant event on social media. An intriguing caption accompanies a picture of Beckham, his wife Victoria, and Brazilian football superstar Neymar Jr. on Instagram. He wrote, "Welcome to Miami, my friend, just for dinner".

It's more than simply a casual dinner photo of friends—the picture shows the Beckhams and Neymar Jr. having a great time together. It represents a probable clue concerning Neymar Jr.'s future and raises the possibility of his joining Inter Miami. The dinner may have been perceived as setting the stage for a big transfer or partnership given Beckham's prominence in the football world and his ownership of Inter Miami.