Vinicius Jr is ready to succeed in the 2024/25 season with Real Madrid. The Brazilian is counting the days until he starts sharing a team with the Frenchman, Kylian Mbappé, with whom he wants to succeed in the merengue team and assured that "it will be brutal" next season, setting himself the challenge of improving the titles they won last year.
This Thursday, August 8, Vinicius and Mbappé will have their first training session as teammates at Real Madrid. Six days later, they will fight for the first title of the season: The European Super Cup against Atalanta. "It's going to be brutal, I hope we can do great things," Vinicius wished. "We have to take care of him and do everything possible so that he can adapt as quickly as possible. It is always difficult to go to another club, but we already did it with Jude, who arrived last season and has shone. Hopefully we can repeat it with Kylian."
The experienced attacker was also asked about his compatriot, Endrick, who arrived in the Madrid capital at 18 years of age and will have to go through a process of adaptation to European football. "He is very young but he has a focused mind to help when we need him," he commented.
Vinicius wants to win more titles at Real Madrid
When talking about his personal moment, the 24-year-old player highlighted the good physical form with which he has started the preseason and showed his desire to continue winning titles. "I am very well, happy to be back with the whole team, the staff and the people who work with us. It is time to return focused because the first game is already a final. We are preparing and waiting for the players who remain so that this season is like the last," he affirmed to the media of the white club.
"I always train a lot to be able to get back to the level I left off last season and to be ready as quickly as possible because we don't have that many days. We already have a big game on the 14th and then LaLiga starts. We're ready. I want to win more titles than last season, score more goals, give more assists and keep developing because I'm only 24. I've been here for six years now, but I never tire of watching Luka Modric playing for another year with us and being able to learn from him and all the other players is always good," he concluded.