BBC- Real Madrid have tried to renew Vinicius Jr's contract and opened further talks with him on Monday - but, as of yet, to no avail.
- Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta wants to sign proven talent - and Vinicius fits the bill.
- Arteta has become so smitten with the notion of signing Vinicius that he is viewed internally as the club's number one target.
- Vinicius can start speaking to rival clubs about a free transfer move away from Real at the turn of the year.
- Vinicius is still very receptive to renewing at the Bernabeu but 'wants to feel loved'.
- Talks over a new Real deal for Vinicius are expected to ramp up in the coming days.
- The scenario of the Brazilian leaving for nothing in 2027 would represent a financial catastrophe for Real Madrid.
- Reports suggest Vinicius earns in the region of £50,000 a week at Real Madrid.
- Vinicius could conceivably double his money next year.
- The signing of Vinicius has widespread backing across Arsenal.
- Vinicius Jr's market value would exceed £60m.
Arsenal is making a significant move to secure Vinicius Junior, preparing a record contract as Real Madrid struggles to renew his deal. The Brazilian's market value is estimated to exceed £200m, and he currently earns around £450,000 a week at Madrid.1234568910
Real Madrid has opened further talks with Vinicius, but the forward is receptive to a new deal only if he feels valued. The club faces a potential financial disaster if he leaves for free in 2027, as he can start negotiating with rival clubs in January.7
Manager Mikel Arteta has identified Vinicius as the club's top target, emphasizing the need for proven talent. The signing reportedly has widespread backing within Arsenal, indicating a strong commitment to bringing the Brazilian to the Premier League.
As the situation develops, Vinicius' future remains uncertain, with Arsenal poised to capitalize on Real Madrid's struggles to secure his signature.
“Vinicius Jr's market value is expected to exceed £60m, and he earns around £50,000 a week at Real Madrid. Meanwhile, he is receptive to renewing his contract but desires to feel valued, with Arsenal's interest gaining widespread support within the club.”
