After scoring in the Champions League final for Real Madrid for the second time in three years and considering a Ballon d’Or candidacy, superstar Vinicius Junior ended the previous season with the world at his feet. But since then, the Brazilian has been the subject of some bad talk at the Santiago Bernabeu, which is negatively affecting him.

Vinicius is reportedly feeling increasingly lonely at the club, feeling he no longer has the support he used to enjoy. Indeed, his camp now believe that his only ally at Real Madrid is manager Carlo Ancelotti

 

 

 

On Saturday night, Vinicius was once again the subject of the press in Madrid thanks to his celebration that calmed the Real Sociedad supporters. Pedja Mijatovic, a Real Madrid icon, was very critical of him, becoming irritated with his combative nature.

As reported by Diario AS, Cadena SER claims that some Real Madrid supporters believe Vinicius needs to behave better because the team has given him a lot of support and tolerance, and it is now his responsibility to make sure he is only thinking about football.

What’s more worrisome is that Vinicius is supposedly getting more and more isolated at the club, believing he no longer has the backing he once did. In fact, his team now believes that Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti is his lone ally.

The identical celebration, which was frequently performed by former Arsenal and Barcelona forward Thierry Henry without any controversy, tends to be the talk of the late-night radio shows now days if there is even the slightest suggestion of controversy. Vinicius can certainly rile up opponents and their supporters, but since the start of the season—and particularly after his interview in which he said that Spain needed to improve its racism record or else they would not be able to win the 2030 World Cup—Vinicius has been the target of criticism from within the Spanish capital, which was not the case in the past.