The Brazilian footballer Neymar has been ruled out for three games by the FIFA World Cup due to a thigh injury he suffered in training earlier this month.

The 29-year-old forward has been a key figure for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in recent seasons and was named the player of the year in the club's Champions League campaign last season. However, with Neymar out for three matches, PSG is struggling to maintain their title rivals' grip on the league.

Despite the setback, PSG have shown some resilience in recent weeks. The team has managed to secure a victory over Monaco in the Coupe de France and secured a place in the Europa League group stage. Despite these victories, PSG still face several tough challenges in the coming months, including a match against Manchester City in the Premier League on May 18th.

In addition to Neymar's absence, PSG also faces a number of other high-profile opponents who could be challenging for the title. For example, Real Madrid will be looking to extend their dominance in La Liga next season, while Barcelona and FC Barcelona will also be keen on challenging for the top spot in Europe.

Overall, Neymar's injury has presented PSG with a significant challenge, but the team remains confident that they can overcome any obstacle that comes their way. With Neymar back in action, PSG should be able to bounce back from the setbacks caused by his absence and continue their successful run in the Champions League and European competitions.