The renewal of Vinicius (21 years), one of the most contentious issues among fans, will be discussed at the end of the season. The Brazilian's contract expires in 2024, and one of the club's top aims is to extend that commitment and reward him with a substantial compensation increase.
The goal is to save the most important portion of the talks for after the course is completed. Real Madrid offered this to the players' reps in December. They agreed with the strategy laid out by the offices.
Both parties believe it is best for Vinicius to concentrate on football and avoid any extra distractions in the crucial 2021-22 season, in which Ancelotti's club is showing signs of promise. The '20' is also pointing up, as the template's second goal scorer (12 goals), top assistant (nine), and fourth in minutes (2,049). On his Christmas holiday in Miami, he declared, "2022 is going to be Madrid's year."
There are obviously other difficulties at Real Madrid that require prompt attention. They are, in essence, the conclusion of the 'Mbapp Case' and the impending auction of the 'Operation Haaland,' about which there is skepticism.
Another question in relation to these signings is the budget balance and how it will influence the payroll bill. It is also not appropriate, from an accounting and organizational standpoint, for the modification in Vinicius' conditions to take effect before 2022-23. There is no rush because everyone engaged is completely committed, and no details have been discussed to date.
Salary will be a critical component of the procedure. Flamengo's ex estimates a net revenue of roughly 3.2 million euros per season (with bonuses it can reach about 4). That places him on the bottom rung of the locker room, among Dani Ceballos, Jess Vallejo, and Lunin, who collectively earn the least. The technical secretariat is aware of the deteriorating situation and will have renewed guides in the next months with the assailant, whom they have always nurtured, beginning with Florentino Prez.
Vinicius has established himself as one of the project's pillars, as seen by the specialized portals. On December 30th, Transfermarkt increased its valuation from 50 to 100 million euros, making it the most expensive Brazilian player in the world and the third-most expensive player of any country, after only Mbapp (160) and Haaland (150).
And on Wednesday, the CIES Football Observatory I named him the footballer with the highest transfer price estimate in the five major leagues, at 166.4 million euros. Phil Foden (152.6) and Haaland are the next two players on the list (142.5). Another Madrid player can be found at position 39, with Militao's 78.6 million, followed by Fede Valverde's 78.6 million (76.3).
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