The Brazilian superstar already has 11 goals in 13 appearances for PSG this season while he has laid on nine assists for his teammates.
With the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup on the horizon, Neymar's form bodes well for Brazil, who are seeking a first world title since 2002.
The former Barcelona man is adamant his all-round game is better than before as he strives to end the season with both the FIFA World Cup and Champions League trophies.
He told PSG TV: "I don't think there is a new Neymar. I think just that things have dropped into place. I'm having a very good start to the season, like when I came here and in my first two or three years.
"I feel a more complete player now, because I can defend, attack or score goals, make assists, whatever you like. I think I'm now more complete than before.
"I think everyone helps. Of course, I know I'm not an extraordinary defender, but I at least try to help my team-mates however I can."
The 30-year-old added: "I'm very happy to have started my season well, whether it be with Paris Saint-Germain or the Brazil national team.
"The aim this year is to win with both teams, to win everything with Paris and Brazil. We have a World Cup coming up and we know just how difficult that competition is.
"But I have a dream of winning it, just like the Champions League will be soon in Paris, I'm sure of that."
