Despite Vinicius Jr.’s suggestion that he was open to leaving the club following two years of racial abuse in Spain, Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti is certain that the player will continue at the organization.
Vinicius declared that even if he had to travel a great distance to carry on his fight against racism, he would not give up.
‘I don’t think so,’ Ancelotti responded when asked if the 22-year-old was considering leaving Madrid. He’s a huge Real Madrid fan. He’s been thinking about a lot of things, but I don’t believe leaving is one of them. He has a deep passion for the team and wants to build a career there.
Ancelotti told reporters that Vinicius had a little knee issue and did not need to risk getting hurt since his suspension for one or two games for receiving a red card against Valencia the previous Sunday was about to begin. As a result, he did not train on Tuesday, May 23.
Ancelotti replied, “He has not lost it no,” in response to the question of whether Vinicius had lost interest in playing in Spain. We’ll check the details of his suspension before deciding whether to extend or reduce his vacation time. I’ll give him a week off if he gets two games so he can rest up for Athletic in the season finale. And if he is given a game, he will take on Sevilla.
Ancelotti commented on the player’s mental state, saying, “He is very upset.” But he is aware that everyone, not just Madrid, is on his side. It is unqualified support that even competitors have provided.
If Vinicius left Real Madrid, he would likely move to England, and Ancelotti underscored the stark contrast between how racism is handled in English and Spanish football stadiums.
Condemnation alone is insufficient, he said. Even though this has been going on for a while, no action has yet been made to address the racism issue. They don’t disrespect you in England. When they were prohibited from competing in European markets, they already had a solution to this problem. at England, there are no police present at the stadiums. With police vans all everywhere, this area resembles a war zone. In England, extreme measures have been taken.
Police in Valencia are looking through video taken both inside and outside the stadium. Pilar Bernabe, a city councilor, stated: “At this time, what we know is that three people have been identified, but the National Police’s work is ongoing.”
