Real Madrid s quotation of 100 million euros in five years is still difficult to satisfy Vinicius appetite

In view of Saudi Arabia's covetous eyes, the negotiations for renewal between Real Madrid and Vinicius have been protracted, but the agreement has been delayed. The 24-year-old Brazil international's existing contract expires in 2027, and media reports about his renewal have been contradictory. Earlier this month, it was reported that the two sides had reached an agreement to sign a new contract that would last until 2030.

However, the latest report from Daily Sports says that Real Madrid and Vinicius have not reached an agreement on the new contract. The Brazilian wants to be the highest-paid player on the team, and his current income is on par with Mbappe and Bellingham, with a net salary of 15 million euros per season.

However, Vinicius is very clear that when Mbappe joined Real Madrid as a free agent, the contract included a signing bonus, which made the French striker's annual net income actually exceed 20 million euros, and the Brazilian's goal is to exceed this amount.

It is reported that Real Madrid has provided Vinicius with a five-year contract renewal with a total revenue of 100 million euros, which is equivalent to 20 million euros per season until 2030. This is the highest amount the club can provide, and it is full of sincerity.

You should know that this renewal offer that breaks Real Madrid's existing salary structure actually increases the salary cap within the club by a full 5 million euros, which is likely to cause a chain reaction in the future and trigger demands from other top players. For example, Bellingham, who is only 21 years old.

reported that Vinicius' appetite has been boosted by a quote from the Saudi league, so Real Madrid's new contract seems to be difficult to meet its requirements. However, the Lafayette had no choice but to retreat and insisted on not giving up on his current proposal.

For Real Madrid executives, if they cannot complete the contract renewal with Vinicius this summer, next year, the Brazilian's contract will enter its last year, and the club will be more passive in negotiations. It is indeed a bit difficult to do what to do next.