Neymar will not travel with the Brazil squad for Friday’s second World Cup group game against Haiti in Philadelphia, according to multiple reports citing the Brazilian Football Confederation. The 34-year-old is recovering from an injury to his right calf and has only recently returned to training with the national team. He missed Brazil’s opening Group C match against Morocco, which ended 1-1. Brazil’s coach, Carlo Ancelotti, and the team’s medical staff are taking a cautious approach to Neymar’s return, preferring not to risk his availability for later in the tournament. Brazilian media reports say they are reluctant to rush his comeback from the calf issue. Neymar remains in New Jersey to complete the final stages of his rehabilitation, rather than joining the squad for the Haiti match. Neymar was diagnosed with the injury in late May and has had limited appearances for his club Santos this year due to fitness concerns. Brazil’s other group game is against Scotland in Miami on June 24.