Vinicius's 'rough' attitude towards Real's president

Vinicius's future at Real Madrid has once again become a topic of attention, after a video surfaced showing him entering the office of President Florentino Perez.

Barcelona currently leads the La Liga championship race with 82 points after a narrow victory over Celta Vigo, while Real Madrid trails with 73 points. With a 9-point gap and only 6 matches remaining in the season, it's understandable that Real Madrid fans are starting to focus on the summer transfer window.

As usual, the Royal club is linked with numerous top stars, but the most notable focus lies on Vinicius's future.

The Brazilian player has long been entangled in rumors of leaving Bernabeu, and this possibility seems to be becoming clearer after a notable incident with President Florentino Perez. When Perez stood in the tunnel greeting the players, Vinicius approached, shook his hand but then bumped hard into the 79-year-old president before continuing on without seeming concerned.

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Perez appeared quite surprised by this action, while just moments later, Kylian Mbappe appeared and created a stark contrast by hugging and gently patting the president's back.

Real Madrid has long wanted to renew Vinicius's contract, but negotiations have stalled despite his current contract lasting until 2027, making the possibility of the superstar born in 2000 leaving this summer increasingly discussed.

The Saudi Pro League is seen as the most potential destination, as Vinicius is reportedly requesting a salary around £26 million per year, equivalent to £500,000 per week, a figure within the affordability of Saudi clubs. Additionally, other options could include PSG or Bayern Munich.

Besides, Man Utd is also reportedly closely monitoring the situation and could orchestrate a surprising deal. In fact, Vinicius's representatives have contacted several major clubs like Man City, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Liverpool to explore transfer possibilities this summer.