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Vinicius would have rejected a first contract for contract extension from Real Madrid.
Vinicius is going through a complicated period on the side of Madrid. Beyond his statistics at half mast -three goals in his last eight games -the Brazilian would be a source of tension within the Madrid locker room, according to the Spanish press and the newspaper The team.
The attitude on the terrains of 2e From the Ballon d'Or 2024 would seriously begin to annoy its partners. Indeed, the former Flamengo prodigy continues to challenge arbitral decisions. On Wednesday against Leganés, he still received a yellow card for dispute. A behavior that would tire in the White House.
Vinicius repels a first extension offer
Despite everything, Florentino Perez and his teams would like to extend the 24 -year -old winger's contract who is currently running until June 2027. A meeting would have even taken place recently between the Brazilian clan and the Madrid leaders, reports The Athletic.
On this occasion, Vinicius would have rejected a first extension offer, still according to the same source. The salary of “Vini” is now estimated at around 15 million euros net per year, that is, more or less what Kylian Mbappé affects. And the increase that the Merengues would have offered him would not have been to his liking. Not enough to break the negotiations since they should continue.
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