A club in Saudi Arabia is sitting on a big proposal for Viniciusius Jr. He expects a new deal with Real Madrid in such a rumor. Otherwise, the Brazilian forward will leave Real next summer. Such a question was kept from Carlo Ancelotti. The real coach, however, expressed his resentment. He said that Vinicius is happily in Real.
This is the seventh season of Veniceus in Real. He moved to Madrid in the 21st. Although it is difficult to adapt to the beginning, the forward has been spreading light in real jerseys for the past few seasons. Last time he was one of the contenders for getting the Ballon d'Or. But Manchester City midfielder Rodri has to stay behind. The Saudi Pro -League club is dead to get this Brazilian in the form.
Anchelotti said, 'I am tired of talking about this matter, but not worried. He is happy and we are happy with him. There is nothing to say about what I said last week. We do not discuss this, he does not. '
In the last match, Real defeated Manchester City 3-2 in the Champions League. Vinicius won the best player award in that match despite not scoring any goals.
Anchelotti said, 'All I can say is that he is well to do well and wants to write history for the club. I see him the same always. He played very well in the last match. Despite the lot of pressure, the match has made the difference. Especially in this match I see him very inspired. '
The Saudi Pro League is like a star hut after Cristiano Ronaldo joined. Saudi Arabia has recently been the host of the 20 football World Cup. So they are trying our best to make their culture in the football world. The country's clubs are offering alluring proposals to recruit star footballers. So Anchelotti thinks the Saudi Pro League will become a threat to European clubs in the future.
Real coach said, “If you want to invest a country in football, we are not surprised. Saudi Arabia has the right to prepare for the World Cup. The market may be less competitive now but in the future it will become just as competitive as Europe. If I want to be in football, I will definitely think of coaching there. But the question is whether I want to be coaching anymore after leaving Real. '
