Brazil international team renewal negotiations are deadlocked: not only high salary, but also position on the tactical board

According to reports from multiple Spanish media, Brazil international Vinicius and Real Madrid have reached a deadlock. The Brazil international insists that in terms of annual salary and bonuses, it is in line with Mbappe, the highest salary in the team. Real Madrid was quite furious about this and had decided to let the Mr. Billionaire put on the shelves. Obviously, what Brazilian superstars want is not only high salaries, but also to consolidate their position on the tactical board and their voice in the locker room.

Strong breakthrough ability and excellent passes and shooting. Vinicius firmly believes that his strength is not worse than Mbappe

Brazil international Vinicius has always been an indispensable wing blade for Real Madrid before Mbappe entered Real Madrid. Be able to break through, pass the ball, have a big heart in key games, and be able to score key goals. Vinicius made an indelible contribution to the recent peak of Real Madrid in Europe. It is precisely because of his outstanding performance on the court that Vinicius dared to seek the same tactical status and high salary as Mbappe.

High salary gives you a special sense of security

For Vinicius, maintaining the appearance rate is to maintain the right to speak in the locker room. But players cannot publicly ask the coaching staff to keep their position on the tactical board. If you want to keep your position and continue to be a big brother in the locker room, you must also have a high salary in addition to maintaining excellent strength. With high salaries, the club's senior management will naturally put pressure on the coaching staff. After all, no boss dares to let the team's first-year-old players sit on the bench and earn high salaries without having to play.

For Vinicius, if he wants a high salary, he clearly wants to have a tactical position as Mbappe and keep his position in Real Madrid before the World Cup starts, but the club cannot allow players to openly challenge the coaching staff and senior management. Therefore, neither side is wrong, but now it is highly likely that the two sides will part ways.