Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti says he is not concerned about Neymar’s availability for the World Cup after a recent calf injury. Earlier this month, Brazil’s team doctor Rodrigo Lasmar said Neymar, 34, suffered a calf injury and would be sidelined for up to three weeks. Following Brazil’s arrival in Newark, Ancelotti said Neymar is progressing well and that Brazil are “in no rush,” indicating the team will monitor his recovery before making any decision regarding tournament readiness. The comments frame the situation as ongoing rehabilitation rather than an immediate return timeline, with the coaching staff expressing confidence in his treatment and fitness updates. Together, the reports indicate Neymar is recovering from a calf problem that initially placed him on an expected short-term absence, while Ancelotti’s latest remarks emphasize flexibility in planning and a cautious approach to workload and match fitness as the World Cup approaches.