Brazil coach Carlo Ancelotti says Neymar is unhappy that he has had a limited role at the World Cup, but he has handled it professionally and continues to contribute positively within the squad. In comments carried by AFP and published via outlets including Folha de Sao Paulo, Ancelotti says Neymar is “not satisfied” but is behaving well, training effectively, and is respected by teammates. Neymar, 34, has appeared as a substitute just once at his fourth World Cup, coming on for the final 14 minutes of Brazil’s 3–0 win over Scotland in the group stage. He is reportedly likely to start on the bench again for Brazil’s last-16 match against Norway on Sunday at MetLife Stadium. Ancelotti also addresses fitness concerns, noting Neymar arrived with a right calf injury but is capable of playing a full match if needed, with decisions based on the team’s requirements during the game. Brazil and Norway have met four times previously, with Brazil not winning any of those matches; the teams have recorded two draws and two losses for Brazil. Ancelotti adds that Brazil have not beaten a European side in a World Cup knockout match since 2002, and Norway are described as defensively well-organized.