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This is information that had already been more or less revealed in certain media, and which seems to be confirmed if we rely on daily information. Sport. A media which is certainly rather pro-Barça, but the article in question is signed by the newspaper’s correspondent in Brazil, which may give it a little more legitimacy. And there is still talk of Vinicius Junior leaving in the event of the arrival of Kylian Mbappé.
A signing announced by us at the beginning of January; the Bondynois will indeed be a Real Madrid player next August, for the start of the 2024/2025 season. Florentino Pérez will finally have the player he has been hoping to enlist since 2017. However, the arrival of this new galactic will have consequences, and for Vinicius Junior, they would be rather unfortunate.
Florentino Pérez puts Mbappé on a pedestal
For Florentino Pérez, there are no doubts: Kylian Mbappé is the best player in the world. He has already started to build a team made for him, and all of the club’s future plans will revolve around the French star. This summer, once he is in Madrid, Vinicius Junior will take a back seat, and everything indicates that he will be sold. The media cites in particular the Cristiano Ronaldo case to explain that on the Madrid side, we do not deal with feelings and that the interest of the club comes first.
Even if it is true that the Brazilian has been very successful recently, Florentino Pérez would not be 100% convinced by the former Flamengo, and his behavior would not be completely to the taste of the Merengue management. Notice to those interested, Vinicius Junior could well be available on the market this summer. In the event that the information of Sport is confirmed, of course…
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