Mourinho Leaves Door Open for Vinicius Departure

Journalist Pepe Alvarez has revealed that Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho does not consider Brazilian star Vinicius Junior an indispensable part of Real Madrid's new project, a development that raises questions about the player's future at the club.

According to the report, Real Madrid will not force Vinicius to leave, but at the same time, it will not close the door on any significant and suitable offers that may arrive in the upcoming period, provided they serve the club's sporting and economic interests.

The report indicates that the main obstacle in the renewal negotiations lies in the player's financial demands, as Real Madrid cannot afford to pay an €80 million signing bonus. Additionally, the club refuses to grant Vinicius 80% of his commercial and image rights, along with his desire for an annual salary of €30 million.

Vinicius Junior's contract with Real Madrid is set to expire in the summer of 2027, but numerous reports have confirmed that the club's management remains confident in reaching an agreement for an extension, especially since both parties are eager to continue their relationship for many years to come.

Despite ongoing negotiations, the future of the Brazilian star remains open to all possibilities, awaiting the upcoming meetings that could finalize the renewal or chart a different course if financial disagreements between the player and Real Madrid's management persist.