Real Madrid will finalise star winger’s future before January – report

Real Madrid will finalise star winger’s future before January – report Real Madrid have seemingly reached a point of saturation on the Vinicius Jr. renewal front, for talks with the player have stalled for months. Despite submitting multiple proposals, the player continues to hold out for a superior economic offer – one that the club deem impractical. On that front, they conveyed to Vinicius’ entourage earlier this week that their last offer will be their final one and that the player can take it or leave it – hoping to put an end to the entire saga at the earliest. A deadline of January As reported by El Larguero (h/t The Madrid Zone ) now, Real Madrid have decided that they will not enter the month of January without having the Brazilian’s future finalised. Reaching a definitive stance on his future by 2026 is a top priority. A deadline has been set. (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images) Real Madrid are keeping all scenarios open as matters stand, including a renewal and a departure this summer if the player desires one. Arsenal are pushing to sign him, and the player does not seem opposed to a move either. Already on the final year of his contract, Real Madrid are walking on thin ice with Vinicius as matters stand. As of January, he will be open to negotiating with external clubs over a free transfer and that has likely led to the club’s new deadline. One crucial pre-requisite The Spanish outlet once again reaffirms that Vinicius’ desire is to stay at the club. However, Los Blancos are not willing to bend to his terms to get him to stay. The Arsenal option is growing. (Photo by Pedro Salado/Getty Images) If the winger does indeed wish to renew, his demands must align with the club’s offer, and he must open up to a position of compromise. After all, there is currently a sizeable distance between both parties and neither is willing to budge. The ball is now entirely in the player’s court, and he has one of three options to take. He can look to push for a departure from Real Madrid to a club that meets his economic demands, or else can compromise and agree on a renewal. The third, and least preferred option, is to stay without renewing and run down his contract in which case the club will not hand him the prominence he used to have.