The Brazilian football star Néymar da Silva Santos Junior, also known as Néymar Jr. or just Néymar, is regarded as one of the best players of his kind in the contemporary era. Néymar is one of the wealthiest football players in the world, according to the Forbes list of the highest-paid athletes in 2022, with a net worth of USD 95 million.

Luxury yacht

When he was still playing for Santos in 2012, Neymar purchased a used yacht for about $8 million.

The yacht is reportedly an Azimut 78-type vessel and is named for his mother, Ndine. The yacht is 25 meters long and features three or four suites and at least one living room. It boasts lavish décor and comfortable sofas for a really opulent boating experience on the sea, just like Neymar would prefer.

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When he purchased the yacht, Frobes said that it required annual maintenance costs of USD 120,000 and that its value would decline at a rate of 5–10 percent.

Thus, some reports said that the vessel’s value was around USD 4 million when, four years later, a Brazilian court ordered the seizure of almost USD 42 million of his assets, including his yacht and private jet, in a tax evasion case.

Private jеt

When the aircraft carrying Néymar, his girlfriend Bruno Biancardi, and his sister Rafaellá Santos had to make an emergency landing in the Brazilian city of Boa Vista, they came dangerously close to peril. The football player’s agency stated in a statement that the aircraft had developed a “small problem in the windshield wiper” as a result of the incident.

The vehicle, a CESSNA Citation Sоvereign (Model 680), is owned by his agency, Nеymar Sport E Marketing, and is valued at about USD 17.5 million. Some reports claim that the private aircraft was purchased in 2016.

According to reports, the Brazilian football player also owned a Phenom 100 by Embraer, a Brazilian aircraft manufacturer. Néymar also published a photo of himself in June 2015 seated on the bench. The photograph displays his initials “NJR” on the tail of the six-seater small business aircraft. Additionally, the word “Power” was embossed on the body.

The aircraft was one of the assets that the court had ordered to be seized in connection with the tax evasion case, but it is unclear what happened to it. This artwork reportedly cost around USD $4 million.