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NEYMAR has revealed a three-part Netflix docu-series will be released about him NEXT MONTH.

The show - titled Neymar: Perfect Chaos - will come out on January 25 and is set to document a side to the Brazilian that fans have not seen, touching upon the highs and lows of his career.

The trailer starts with a clip of Neymar relaxing and a voice saying 'I have a question, Ney'
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The trailer starts with a clip of Neymar relaxing and a voice saying 'I have a question, Ney'
He explains how he would want the documentary to begin
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He explains how he would want the documentary to begin
Clips of Neymar during his career also appear in the trailer
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Clips of Neymar during his career also appear in the trailer
The docu-series will be released on Netflix on January 25
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The docu-series will be released on Netflix on January 25

Unveiling the news on , 29-year-old Neymar said: "Today is a very special day for me and also for everyone who has been with me on this long journey in football.

"@netflix today announces the release of "Neymar: O Chaos Perfeito", which will be available on the platform from January 25th.

"Anxious is not enough! #neymarNetflix."

The one-minute trailer showcases short clips from both on and off the pitch and centres around an interview with Neymar himself.

A member of the documentary crew begins by asking him: "I have a question, Ney. How should the series start?"

To which he replies: "I think it should talk about my behaviour. People judging me, you know? Neymar is a monster, this and that. Going scene by scene, you know.

"It'd keep going, the people bad-mouthing me... and then they would get to know me."

A number of famous faces are interviewed in the docu-series including David Beckham, Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe.

Neymar has been one of the best footballers in the world since arriving at Barcelona in 2013.

He has won two LaLiga titles, three Ligue 1 titles and the Champions League during his spells at Barca and PSG.

Neymar has also been the poster boy of the Brazilian national team for the best part of a decade.

He has played 116 times for his country, scoring a sensational 70 goals.

However, his only trophy so far with Brazil is the Confederations Cup which he won back in 2013.

He has reached the World Cup semi-finals in 2014 and Copa America final earlier this year - only to lose out to Messi's Argentina.

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