"Vinicius" the "Real Madrid" player stirs controversy again

SadaNews - Real Madrid officials can no longer tolerate the actions of striker Vinicius Junior towards rival fans following his gesture towards Real Oviedo supporters in the last match, where many of them surrendered believing that the Brazilian player would not change his behavior.

"Vini" was under the spotlight again in the last round of La Liga during the match between Real Oviedo and Real Madrid when he pointed to the first team's fans with a "2" gesture, implying that they would be relegated to a lower division by the end of this season, a behavior he has exhibited several times against different opponents.

The Spanish website "Defensa Central" stated on Wednesday: Regardless of who the coach of Real Madrid is, some things do not change and will not change; there are people in Real Madrid who have given up on trying to modify the Brazilian player's actions.

Vinicius has been a hot topic for the media for over two years due to his problems with fans of other clubs related to racism, especially after he appeared in a press conference crying, while the Brazilian player is accused of provoking rival fans.

He continued: Vinicius was shocked to be sitting on the bench against Real Oviedo, but he also knows that coach Xabi Alonso fields players in the match based on their merit.

The "Marca" radio station, which is close to Real Madrid, was no less harsh in dealing with the Brazilian player, stating: Why is it only Vinicius who faces fan attacks? The same fans who respect his teammate Mbappe? The problem lies in that "Vini's" actions are not good.

It continued: If Vinicius's teammates must silence him to prevent him from clashing with fans, it means he has a real problem; Lionel Messi was described as "slow" every time he visited Real Madrid's stadium, but he did not act as the Brazilian does.

It concluded: Vinicius said that Spain is a racist country, and this is nonsense that no one has made before. This was in reference to his demand to withdraw the organization of the 2030 World Cup from Spain, which it hosts alongside Portugal and Morocco.