Quote from: Spaceman1000$ on Today at 03:45:56 PM

Quote from: Luzin on Today at 02:30:19 PM

Vini's contract expires in two years, and Madrid is reportedly continuing discussions with Vini, but no agreement has been reached yet. It is said that this is because Vini is seeking a pay raise, and Madrid is reluctant to meet his demands. It is said that Vinicius is demanding a salary of 25 million euros, but Madrid is only willing to offer 20 million euros. In my opinion, given the current situation where he was unable to contribute maximally last season, a high salary increase request is certainly unreasonable. It seems he doesn't want to be outdone by Mbappe. What do you think?

You cannot just count vinicius jr success level based on last season alone, how about previous seasons where he has shown tremendous assistance the betterment of the team even before Mbappe came in, last season underperformance was the fault of the entire team including Mbappe, if everyone contributes maximally, the team won't suffer setbacks. For a player of Vinicius jr status, it's very natural that they will ask for pay increase, it's left for Madrid to choose to pay him or not to pay, don't forget that he is at his prime, this is the time he can ever get such a huge pay.

Vinicius is a good player last season performance by the Madrid team was poor is the overall performance of every one so is not the fault of only one player the entire Madrid team was below expectations and was due to injuries so Vinicius is one player that any club will want him