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Yesterday, the Real Madrid socios meeting was held at the Santiago-Bernabeu stadium. An important moment for the club’s supporters, but also for Florentino Pérez whose speech was going to be scrutinized following the poor results of his team recently. And while he had still not commented on the refusal of his delegation to go to Paris during the Ballon d’Or ceremony, the boss of Real Madrid wanted to return to the Ballon d’Or which was not attributed to Vinícius Júnior.
The Spanish leader even had strong words towards his Brazilian striker: “we are proud of a player like Vinicius. For many, he is the best player in the world (applause). Dear Vini, I want you to know that the people of Madrid are proud of you, of everything you have had to endure on many occasions, unjustly. All of this has made you the player you are.» Strong words that should please the person concerned.
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