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See the full story · 1 sources🤔 A trend is emerging! Reports: How Real's talks with Vini Jr. went
It is already one of the most exciting questions of this summer’s transfer window. Will Vinicius Junior remain a Royal? Or will there be a transfer bombshell, with him possibly moving to Arsenal for a horrendous fee and a mega salary?
The talks held today in Madrid between the club and the player’s side are said to have at least indicated a trend.
As reported consistently by ‘Sky Sports’, ‘The Athletic’ and transfer insider ‘Fabrizio Romano’, things apparently went quite well.
Romano wrote that all parties described the talks as “very positive.” The next step now is a new deal with Vini’s agency Roc Nation and the Brazil international himself. Real naturally want an answer as quickly as possible.
‘Sky Sport News’ also says it can be assumed that Real’s star will stay with the Spanish top club.
‘The Athletic’ likewise reports that Real have raised their contract offer once again.
Most recently, according to the media reports, Vinicius had demanded a salary of around 30 million euros, while Real had offered 22. So the gap is now said to be no longer all that large, and a decision could come soon.
If Vini Jr. decides against an extension, Real will likely look to sell him, since his contract expires next summer. Arsenal are currently considered the leading suitors.
What do you think? After the endless poker game, will there still be an agreement — or is he heading to England? Feel free to write it in the comments!
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