Neymar makes a grand entrance for practice, arriving in a lavish black Mercedes helicopter worth $15 million

It is customary for professional athletes to demonstrate their skills as soon as they show up for training. When Antoine Walker, a former Boston Celtics player, drove his Ferrari to an exercise in a devious attempt to flex, Michael Jordan grew outraged.

The latter, it appears, was so disgusted with Walker’s attempt to become the alpha dog that, for the next week, he showed up for training every day in a different Ferrari while wearing identical Jumpman sweatsuits. Michael Jordan’s training arrival gesture is surpassed only by Neymar Jr.’s customized Mercedes-Benz helicopter in the present era.

Turn the timer back. It was 2019. There once was hope greater than COVID-19 particles and the ash from wildfires. Prior to the Copa America competition, the Paris Saint-Germain player was cleared to play for Brazil following a three-month absence due to a metatarsal injury. When Neymar got to Granja Community.

Neymar Jr. can afford to tour the world in his Mercedes-Benz Airbus H-145 helicopter and Embraer Legacy 450, costing €13 million (AU$20.3 million). Are you a professional baseball player without a private aircraft worth $19.1 million or €12.2 million?

Airbus H-145 twin-engine helicopters can go 351 nautical miles, 404 statute miles, or 650 kilometers on a single fuel canister. The logo on the interior seating of the Skybird and its midnight black paint job are reportedly references to Neymar’s favorite superhero, Batman. He has tattoos of Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man and The Dark Knight on his back.