Real Madrid have reportedly decided what to do with Vinicius Junior, whose future has previously caused some confusion.
The forward was previously linked Real Madrid have reportedly decided what to do with Vinicius Junior, whose future has previously caused some confusion.
The forward was previously linked Real Madrid have reportedly decided what to do with Vinicius Junior, whose future has previously caused some confusion.
The forward was previously linked The forward was previously linked with a move to the Saudi Pro League, but nothing materialised for the Brazilian winger, whose current deal with the Spanish giants runs out in 2027.
Vini Jr joined Los Blancos in 2018 from Flamengo, and the forward has since played in 338 matches across all competitions, scoring 111 goals.
However, the wide attacker has often courted controversy, and the latest incident is said to be the “final straw” for Real.The forward was previously linked with a move to the Saudi Pro League, but nothing materialised for the Brazilian winger, whose current deal with the Spanish giants runs out in 2027.
Vini Jr joined Los Blancos in 2018 from Flamengo, and the forward has since played in 338 matches across all competitions, scoring 111 goals.
However, the wide attacker has often courted controversy, and the latest incident is said to be the “final straw” for Real.The previous source further states that Los Blancos plan to renew the 25-year-old forward’s contract to maintain his value.
Given that his deal expires in 2027, Real might struggle to secure a significant sale if he has only 12 months remaining.
Therefore, extending his contract seems reasonable, although it remains uncertain if the forward would be willing to give Los Blancos all the leverage in potential transfer negotiations.
If he decides to leave the Spanish capital eventually, interested clubs will be numerous, though matching or surpassing his €400,577 (£353,431) salary will present a challenge.The previous source further states that Los Blancos plan to renew the 25-year-old forward’s contract to maintain his value.
Given that his deal expires in 2027, Real might struggle to secure a significant sale if he has only 12 months remaining.
Therefore, extending his contract seems reasonable, although it remains uncertain if the forward would be willing to give Los Blancos all the leverage in potential transfer negotiations.
If he decides to leave the Spanish capital eventually, interested clubs will be numerous, though matching or surpassing his €400,577 (£353,431) salary will present a challenge.
