Vinicius Jr. is one of the most powerful personalities in the world of football. The Brazilian does not escape controversy either on or off the pitch, where in every match he is involved in a spectacle with rivals, referees or opposing fans. Now, his statements in the media are beginning to 'tire' even Real Madrid itself, where the footballer's comments questioning the convenience of Spain being able to organize the 2030 World Cup due to a racist minority have not been liked at all.
Both the club and a section of the merengue fans have shown their weariness with the Brazilian after these demonstrations, so his future in the White House is beginning to be questioned. Madrid and Florentino Pérez are known for avoiding controversy off the field, and the reality is that Vini is beginning to be a problem in this area, which is why the capital club does not rule out his departure to Saudi Arabia.
Both the Merengues and the player received a multi-million euro offer from the Asian country to acquire the services of one of the top candidates for the Ballon d'Or, and the same is still on the table, according to what was reported by 'SPORT'. The character of the South American begins to clash with the image that the club wants to project to the world, and with the arrivals of Bellingham and Mbappé, in addition to the presence of Rodrygo, Güler and Brahim, the Whites begin to consider the proposal received from the Arabian Peninsula.
Barça could be affected
From the offices of the Santiago Bernabéu they believe that there are arguments to succeed with or without Vinicius, in addition to the fact that they could take on new signings such as Erling Haaland, Florian Wirtz or Nico Williams, also an object of desire for FC Barcelona. The Madridistas value the talent of the carioca, but do not share his attitude. Even his teammates would consider his attitude to be detrimental to the team, and warnings in the dressing room are beginning to be frequent.
For that reason, his departure would no longer be very traumatic in a team of stars and first-class forwards. In addition, the arrival of the winger from Athletic Club de Bilbao, whose name is very popular in the capital, would perfectly cover his departure, since his profile fits perfectly into the Madrid attack and would be an acceptable operation for the institution. His termination clause is 58 million euros and, if Vini's transfer is completed, they could sign the Navarrese and even one or two more players with the money from the sale, which could reach 500 million. The Brazilian has a contract until 2027, but no one rules out that he could leave Carlo Ancelotti's ranks despite the fact that the club continues to classify him as 'untouchable'.