Vinícius stormed off in a strop when he was substituted during the second half of Sunday’s Clásico victory over Barcelona. The Brazilian was quoted as shouting: “Always me! I’m leaving the team! I’m leaving, I’d better go!”

Following El Clásico vs Barcelona, tension seems to be brewing between Vinicius and Xabi Alonso, casting doubt on his future at Real Madrid. After that, 1998 World Cup winner Christophe Dugarry weighed in,

The chances of Vinicius Junior moving to Stamford Bridge in a stunning deal are reportedly growing, though it could cause issues for two forwards

Vinícius Júnior’s reaction to his substitution emerged as one of the major talking points from Real Madrid’s 2–1 victory in El Clásico.

Real Madrid have made a solid start to the season, maintaining their position as one of the best teams around at the moment. Despite this, certain players in the team are reportedly unhappy with coach Xabi Alonso,

Inter Milan sporting director Piero Ausilio has told Corriere dello Sport that the club won’t be looking to sign Brazilian icon Neymar, 33, if he becomes a free agent at the end of his Santos contract: “Neymar? Come on, that’s bulls—. Never contacted, never offered — it’s nonsense.”

After the final whistle on Sunday, Vinicius Jr. and Lamine Yamal engaged in a heated verbal exchange that attracted significant attention. Yamal had stirred the pot before the match by saying “El Madrid roba,

BRAZILIAN superstar Vinicius Junior has put Premier League giants on alert that he is open to a move from Real Madrid. South American ace Vinicius, 25, has had a major fall-out with new Bernabeu