Neymar's aircraft lands in Kissimmee as Brazil's World Cup round of 16 looms

Neymar's aircraft, a Cessna Citation Sovereign registered as PR-SMK, was tracked flying from Palm Beach County Glades Airport (KPHK) to Kissimmee Gateway Airport (KISM) on June 26, a 23-minute hop maxing at 16,800 feet.

If Neymar was aboard, the flight would put him in central Florida the same week he made his 2026 World Cup debut for Brazil as a substitute against Scotland in Miami Gardens, per the Associated Press. The appearance, his first for the national team in over a year after a calf injury, helped Brazil clinch a knockout-stage spot. Ancelotti had confirmed Neymar was fit and available, per the same report.

The brief hop from Palm Beach to Kissimmee—where Neymar owns property—fits a pattern of short repositioning flights seen in the aircraft's recent Florida movements, including a June 19 Orlando-area trip. If the plane was transporting the player, the geography suggests a quiet stay near the Orlando training base before the round of 16.