Why can't Neymar use his expensive cars in Brazil?

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Santos player Neymar will not be able to bring his car collection to Brazil.

According to Diario Sport, the player has amassed a collection of luxury cars after playing for 12 years outside of Brazil. The majority of the cars were collected during his time in Saudi Arabia.

The footballer's car fleet includes a Rolls-Royce Ghost (second generation), Aston Martin DBX, Bentley Continental GT, Lamborghini Huracan and four Mercedes-Benz C-Class.

It is reported that his most expensive cars were purchased as part of a contract with Al-Hilal. In addition to an annual income of 160 million euros, the club also provided him with comprehensive benefits.

However, Neymar is currently unable to use his supercars. Brazilian law restricts the import of used cars to protect the local automotive industry and prevent unfair competition. Only cars that are over 30 years old and are considered collectibles can be imported into the country.

There is currently no information on the exact whereabouts of the player's cars. It is not known whether they are still in Saudi Arabia or where they will be next. Follow “Zamin” news on “Telegram”