Neymar can't take sole responsibility for Brazil: Coach

Brazil mentor Tite cautioned his nation not to stack excessively duty on Neymar's slight shoulders after the forward was seen crying after their 2-0 World Container prevail upon Costa Rica on Friday.

Brazil scored twice in stoppage time to move best of Gathering E yet Neymar, who got engaged with dialogs with the official and was granted a punishment that was revoked by the VAR, looked sincerely fragile all through, regularly motioning and tumbling down when handled.

Tite said his tears could be down to the enormous weight of driving the five-times title holders.

"The delight, the fulfillment, and the pride of speaking to the Brazilian national group is a considerable measure," Tite told correspondents.

"He has the duty, the delight, the weight and the bravery to indicate it. We each show it in our own specific manner."

"He was three-and-a-half months out (with damage) and he played the full match," Tite included, alluding to the foot damage that kept the Paris St Germain player on the sidelines amongst February and June.

"He is an individual, he needs time to achieve his exclusive requirements again however before that there is a group that should be solid and not subject to him. It is safe to say that he will have returned to his best? Truly, he will have returned to his best."

Neymar posted on Instagram minutes after Tite talked.

"The tears were of happiness, of defeating troubles, of duty and will to win," he composed. "Nothing in my life was ever simple and that is not going to change now. The fantasy proceeds with, no not the fantasy, the Goal."

Tite said Brazil ought to have been granted the punishment that was chalked off by the VAR.

"When he (Neymar) draws the foul he is before objective," Tite said. "It is clear, it isn't available to translation, the touch denies him of the likelihood of him wrapping up. To me it is a punishment.

"We needn't bother with arbitrators to win, we simply need them to be reasonable. They ought to be reasonable for everybody. We don't need assistance, Brazil needn't bother with help."