Neymar says will soon be '100%' okay

Neymar says will soon be '100%' okay

TOKYO, Japan - Brazilian soccer star Neymar Jr. tells a press conference in Tokyo on July 31, 2014, that he will soon be back to "100 percent" fitness in reference to his vertebra broken at the World Cup finals in Brazil. He was in Japan to sign an advertisement contract with a bedding manufacturer.

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