Neymar's son Davi Lucca draws World Cup buzz with multilingual interviews and 3D‑printed keychains

Fourteen‑year‑old Davi Lucca, the eldest son of Brazilian football star Neymar, has become a viral sensation at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Videos show the teenager fielding questions in Portuguese, English and Spanish, impressing fans with his fluency and calm demeanor. He has also used the tournament platform to promote his own brand, selling a dinosaur‑shaped keychain called the "Dino Brasileirinho" that he designs and prints with a 3‑D printer; each unit costs R$ 99.99. The product has been worn by family members, surfer Gabriel Medina and actress Giullia Buscaccio, among others. Davi, who lives in Barcelona after moving there at nine, frequently appears in behind‑the‑scenes footage, including a Times Square interview with Venezuelan creator Santiano Vázquez. His mother Carol Dantas and step‑father Vinícius Martinez accompany Neymar and the family on the US tour for the World Cup.

The youngster’s charm and entrepreneurial push have drawn extensive social‑media coverage, highlighting both his global upbringing and the personal side of the football star’s family during the tournament.