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End of history in sight? Under contract with Real Madrid until June 2027, Vinicius Junior is ardently desired by Saudi Arabia, who is ready to make Brazilian the best paid player in the world to attract him. Saudi authorities have even confirmed their interest in the former Flamengo prodigy.
While the future of “Vini” remains vague, some would see a good eye a sale of the 24 -year -old winger at the end of the season. This is the case of Luis Milla, passed by the White House between 1990 and 1997. A departure which would allow Kylian Mbappé to find his corridor on the left and Real to strengthen himself in other sectors of play.
“If I was a sports director, I would sell Vinicius and bring an attacker to put Mbappé on the left wing
», Thus dropped the ex-Spanish international during an interview with El Desmarquebefore pointing to the behavior of the Brazilian.
“The performance is there, but the image that Vinicius gives is not the best”
“I think Vini is a great player, but the club must look at the image it can give, he said. Yes, the performance is there, but the image it gives is not the best. He has a good rating on the market and Real Madrid could make big signatures with this money. »»
With the money of the sale of Vinicius, Luis Milla therefore advises Florentino Perez and his teams to recruit a advanced attacker, but also the Golden Ball 2024, Rodri, and the promising Spanish defender Dean Huijsen, who evolves on the side of Bournemouth. It remains to be seen what the Madrid management thinks …
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