Real Madrid, always under Florentino Pérez's leadership, is known for making drastic decisions when it comes to renewals and contracts. The story repeats itself once more, with Vinicius Junior at the center of the stage.
The Brazilian, who joined the club in 2018, has been the subject of a complicated negotiation, reminiscent of the departures of two great figures of Madridism: Sergio Ramos and Cristiano Ronaldo. Both players asked for more money to renew, and Florentino Pérez didn't hesitate to show them the door.
Vinicius's renewal: Will he be at Real Madrid for a longer time?
Since his arrival at Santiago Bernabéu, Vinicius has proven to be an indispensable player for Real Madrid. At just 24 years old and with 14 titles to his name, the Brazilian forward has made his talent clear.

His market value is around €200 million ($200 million), making him a key piece for the team's future. However, the renewal of his contract has caused some headaches.
The Madrid club had announced a few weeks ago that Vinicius's renewal was practically closed. But, according to journalist Mario Cortegana, the reality is that nothing has been signed yet. "The renewal isn't closed yet," Cortegana commented, adding that the player's entourage was surprised when it was leaked that the deal was done.
The negotiations: The first proposal wasn't liked
Real Madrid made a first offer to renew Vinicius, but the Brazilian wasn't satisfied. According to various sources, Vinicius communicated to the club what he expected to receive. The issue of money has always been a delicate point, and in this case, it doesn't seem to be different.
Although both parties wish to reach an agreement, the negotiations aren't simple. There are many details, bonuses, and legal nuances that complicate the process.
In this regard, it's important to highlight that Florentino Pérez isn't a president who easily yields to his players' financial demands. Let's remember that in the past, figures like Sergio Ramos and Cristiano Ronaldo also tried to get more money to continue at the club. Both players asked for better conditions, and Florentino, with his uncompromising style, decided that it was best for them to leave.
What will happen with Vinicius?
Like Ramos and Ronaldo, Vinicius has shown his desire to receive a financial improvement. With his current performance and market value, he has reasons to do so.
However, Florentino Pérez isn't known for being generous in these types of negotiations. If Vinicius's demands don't align with the club's expectations, he could face the same response as his two predecessors: "Goodbye, there's the exit."