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The news fell on Friday: according to The AthleticVinicius Jr. would have rejected a first offer of extension of Real Madrid, where he is under contract until 2027. Negotiations would not be broken between the two parties, but this refusal shows how the Brazilian striker (24 years old ), courted by Saudi Arabia, will do no flower at its club.
Currently, international Auriverde would receive the same salary as Kylian Mbappé, namely around 15 million euros net per year. If he stacks, it will necessarily be to earn more. Problem: he has not been in recent weeks more at the same level as when he claimed the Ballon d'Or. And for Eric Di Meco, his French teammate may not be for nothing …
“Recruit Mbappé was Florentino Pérez's dreamhe explained in the Super Moscato Showon RMC. He followed his dream. The sporting dream also of Real because Mbappé is a player who must have had in his workforce. »» But according to the former OM defender, the president of the White House put “Two roosters in the same chicken coop” By enlisting the captain of the Blues this summer.
Mbappé accused of “cracking” Vinicius
“Florentino Pérez said to himself that Carlo Ancelotti was going to manage the cloakroom problemshe added. We first wondered if Mbappé would be able to adapt to this team that had won a lot. At the start of the season, we said to ourselves: 'Ouch, there will be a problem and it is he who will pay the broken pots.' But we forgot that Mbappé is mentally and sportingly monstrous. »»
“Due to his performance and his attitude, he is cracking Vinicius, continued the 1993 European champion, who notes in the Brazilian crack a lack of investment in the withdrawal and in the races. Vinicius must have said to himself: 'I do the cador, I galloped from everywhere for the collective … I will do like the other (Mbappé).' Suddenly, he replaces himself and defends less. »»
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