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He said he was his idol, but Vinícius Jr's low blow to Ronaldo that shocks fans

Vinicius Junior and a lesson in being a Real Madrid player for Cristiano Ronaldo, who now earns 200 million in Arabia

By William Estrella

Vinicius Junior and a lesson in being a Real Madrid player for Cristiano Ronaldo, who now earns 200 million in Arabia
Vinicius Junior and a lesson in being a Real Madrid player for Cristiano Ronaldo, who now earns 200 million in Arabia

Vinicius Junior once again had a round night in the Champions League, after beating Chelsea by the count of 2 to 0, at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium. The Brazilian was the co-author of Karim Benzema's first goal and, during the ninety minutes, he was constantly overflowing on the wing and dribbling rivals.

Vinicius Junior showed his love for Real Madrid and not money, because he has mentioned that he wants to stay his entire career in the team that has allowed him to show off and win everything. "I wish he could sign forever. Real Madrid is the best club in the world", were the words of the Brazilian star.

In this way, Vinicius Junior gave a lesson in love for colors to Cristiano Ronaldo, who left Real Madrid after disagreements with Florentino Pérez. The Portuguese is currently earning 200 million per season at Al-Nassr in Arabia, but without having high-level competition.

Vinicius Junior follows the path of an idol at Real Madrid

Vinicius Junior has managed to earn a benchmark position among Real Madrid fans, who have supported him from the start. The Brazilian continues adding unforgettable titles and games, which make him one of the future idols at the club. The road is still long, however the player is on the right track.


William Estrella

William Estrella

I'm a Mexican sports journalist with more than 8 years of experience, especially in digital media. I cover breaking news and investigative articles on current soccer events worldwide. I currently write for El Futbolero USA. Previously, I worked as a radio announcer in my country, covering Mexican soccer.

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