However, a return to Barcelona does not seem easy, as signing Neymar requires the will of the Catalan club first and foremost, followed by approval from the German coach Hans Flick, known for his strictness, which may not suit Neymar's personality and nature.

Additionally, any return would come with contract-related conditions, as Barcelona would not agree to a long-term deal with a 33-year-old player. If they were to sign Neymar, it is likely they would opt for a year-to-year renewal based on the player's performance and condition.

Naturally, this also applies to the salary Neymar would receive at Barcelona; he will not earn the amounts he was accustomed to due to his age and current level, and more importantly, the club's economic situation, which would expect significant sacrifices from the player.

The Spanish newspaper "Mundo Deportivo" reported that if Barcelona were interested in bringing Neymar back, they would require him to demonstrate that he is capable of performing at a high level for an extended period with Santos, and to score, for example, 15 goals after his disappointing performance with Al Hilal.

Neymar, for his part, has the desire to play for the Blaugrana again, in order to prove that he is capable of achieving great things in football and to show that he still possesses a great deal of quality despite the years of setbacks and backward steps in his career.

The all-time top scorer for the Seleção wants to play at the highest levels next season at least, as it will be a World Cup season, which presents a final opportunity for him to win the World Cup title with a very talented generation of Brazilian players.

As was said about his former teammate, Argentine star Lionel Messi, regarding the recent discussions about his potential return, Neymar does not want to miss the chance to play at the new Camp Nou, where Barcelona will play next season, and there is significant anticipation regarding this stadium.

These factors may lead Barcelona to be confident that Neymar will make all possible sacrifices regarding salary, as well as putting in considerable effort in training and matches to present himself in the best possible light with the team and then with his national team in the 2026 World Cup finals.

Thus, Barcelona could gain a big name of high quality, potentially for one or two seasons, which could contribute to additional successes for both parties, while closing the chapter on his departure to Paris Saint-Germain in 2017 when he was at the peak of his career.