Day Neymar Arrived Brazil National Team Training With Customized KSh 2 Billion Custom “Batman” Helicopter

• Neymar stormed Brazil training back in 2019 in style as the Paris Saint-Germain landed in his $20 million customised helicopter
• Ahead of their World Cup qualifiers, Neymar arrived in his black Airbus H-145 directly at the training ground in Granja Comari
• The VIP lounge of the chopper is customised by Mercedes, with reports adding that Neymar already owns an aircraft, an Embraer Legacy 450

Paris Saint-Germain star Neymar arrived Brazil’s national team training in grand style as he landed in his customized helicopter to stun his teammates and onlookers.

The 27-year-old delivered another level of excitement when he turned up for training in his Custom “Batman” Helicopter reportedly worth $20 million (about KSh 2 billion) back in 2019.

At the time, Brazil was preparing for the Copa América and Neymar decided to use the opportunity to steal the limelight.

About the helicopter

It was gathered via Boss Hunting that the chopper has space for 11 people, as it is 13.64 m long and 3.95 m high, and can reach speeds of up to 150 mph, with the specially furnished VIP lounge designed by Mercedes.

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The superstar already owns another aircraft, an Embraer Legacy 450, worth 12.2 million euros.

Mirror earlier reported that the H-145 model is one of the latest off the Mercedes production line and its design is said to be inspired by themes of Batman’s batmobile.

Neymar is said to be a huge fan of the DC Comics franchise and has previously dressed up as the Dark Knight at fancy dress parties and also has batman-inspired tattoos.

Ronaldinho speaks on Neymar, Messi situation at PSG

Former Brazilian international Ronaldinho who was at the Parc des Princes to see PSG’s 3-2 win over RB Leipzig in the Champions League has described Neymar and Lionel Messi as good friends.

TUKO.co.ke reported the Brazilian legend met the former Barcelona duo on Tuesday as he was in attendance as a guest of honour for the French club.

PSG was Ronaldinho’s first club in Europe having left Brazil back in 2001 to join the Parisians where he later became a cult hero.

His presence in the stadium also allowed him to catch up with his former Barcelona teammates Messi and Neymar.