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Mbappe have taken over all the attention and no one is looking at Vini anymore. They forgot so soon how Vini was the best player in Madrid and was nominated as the favorite for Ballon D'or before Rodri snatched it from him at the dying minute. Vini is still one of the best player in Madrid, his performance declined last season does not mean that he shouldn't demand for an increase in pay when he deserves it.

I don’t think people still left Vini behind; the player is still doing great, and people still did not forget that he was one of the players that made Real Madrid reach the level it is now, so even if people are taking their attention to Mbappe, I don’t think it will change anything. Let’s see how the season goes first because that is what people were saying about Mbappe last season; everybody was saying all sorts of things about the player, but at the end, the player still did not do what people were expecting.

Vini cannot be easily forgotten because, regardless of anything else, his individuality gives him a unique appeal. However, there are some considerations—or more accurately, Xabi's firmness—needed to make Vini more disciplined in his gameplay on the field.

We know Vini's temperament on the field can sometimes be difficult to control, though it could be a good signature trait. However, this situation can sometimes be detrimental to the club, so the coach needs to be firm to ensure he follows instructions.
The Madrid attack line is still under scrutiny, alongside the defense, due to certain on-field issues, particularly a lack of chemistry, necessitating further consideration of this matter.
However, if Xabi can optimize the situation by integrating Vini and Mbappe into a cohesive unit as Madrid's offensive weapon, they will undoubtedly achieve excellent results as the season progresses.

Viní's appeal lies solely in his playing, not his behaviour off the pitch. Sometimes he even behaves inappropriately on the pitch. I believe this is a problem for both Xavi and the team's tactics, because he probably considers his role in the team to be the most important, which is generally acceptable, but not when it is detrimental to the team. Based on the rumours, we can assume that he will remain with the team this season. It will be interesting to see how he interacts with Mbappé and whether anything will change.