The possible departure of Vinícius Júnior to Saudi Arabia has become a trending topic in recent days in Real Madrid. There has been much talk about his farewell, but journalist Fabrizio Romano has given some hope to Madrid fans in the last few hours. He has spoken clearly about his renewal, indicating what needs to happen for it to be finalized in the coming years.
Fabrizio Romano has explained that what Vinícius Júnior wants is to stay and renew with Real Madrid. The only thing on his mind is to make history at Santiago Bernabéu, and three weeks ago there were contacts to discuss his continuity. The feelings are positive, but a key point is to find a contractual formula that pleases both sides.
Despite the strong rumors, Fabrizio Romano has highlighted that Real Madrid is taking it calmly. From Saudi Arabia, various first-team players have been approached, but so far, the response has always been negative. In the case of Vinícius Júnior, the same is happening: first, he wants to know how his future is at Bernabéu, and then he will decide and talk about numbers.
Real Madrid won't do anything crazy for Vinícius Júnior
What Florentino is clear about is that he doesn't intend to engage in any struggle to secure Vinícius's continuity. In the past, he didn't do it with players like Ronaldo or Ramos, and he won't change this now. If he wishes to leave and presents a proposal, he won't be offered a renewal: he has the doors open to leave if he comes with 1 billion.
Real Madrid won't negotiate his sale, as announced by Real Madrid, referring to his release clause. Nor will a possible improvement of his contract be negotiated, something he has been requesting (especially in the economic aspect) since Mbappé's arrival. He is tied until 2027 and has a release clause within reach of very few.
Despite these rumors being bothersome at this precise moment, the reality is that in Real Madrid there is no concern about Vinícius's departure, as Fabrizio Romano has said. It is considered that they have the upper hand. A possible farewell of the Brazilian wouldn't change anything, as there are no negotiations and he can only leave for what his clause dictates.