In recent days, Real Madrid has been the talk of the town on the other side of the Pyrenees. Last Sunday's defeat to FC Barcelona in El Clasico was the final straw that broke the camel's back. Since then, tongues have been loosening, and numerous reports have been circulating in the press. It quickly became clear that Carlo Ancelotti, who had been appointed Brazil coach, would be replaced by 43-year-old Xabi Alonso. The Spaniard, who will be allowed three signings, will arrive to lead the team during the Club World Cup.
Vini Jr.'s agents keep all doors open
AS even explained a few days ago that he should receive around €20 million net per year, or €100 million over 5 years. This would make him the highest-paid player in the Madrid team, ahead of KM9. But this Wednesday, Marca revealed new information on the subject. The Spanish publication explains that the Brazilian's contract extension has not been finalized, contrary to what was announced in recent weeks. Indeed, although the two sides are in positive discussions, the salary demanded by the player and his agents does not suit the management of the Casa Blanca. The latter are very careful about the salary scale and want Vini Jr. to earn a salary below €20 million per season.
Furthermore, the Brazilian's season, deemed poor from an individual point of view by his club, doesn't help. Neither does his behavior on the pitch or his understanding with certain players in the team, which isn't very good. All of this weighs in the balance, even if the idea today is to continue together. However, Marca adds that Vinicius Jr.'s representatives are keeping all doors open and are continuing to talk with Saudi Arabia in parallel in order to obtain a very large offer from a club. This could give the Brazilian a fallback position in the event of a disagreement with Real Madrid or put pressure on the Merengues to offer him what he's asking for. The saga is back in full swing!
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