Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior was heavily criticized by Rafael van der Vaart following the loss to Bayern Munich.

Ahead of the UEFA Champions League clash against Real Madrid, Bayern Munich legend Lothar Matthaus slammed Vinicius Junior and his constant "complains and whines."

Although Xabi Alonso had emerged as the ideal solution for Real Madrid, he ultimately ended up being dismissed amid reported dressing room issues. In response, Vinicius Jr. revealed that he had problems with the former head coach during his time at the club.

With no renewal agreement reached yet, Vinicius Jr.’s future at Real Madrid remains one of the biggest uncertainties, fueling rumors of a possible departure. In response, the Brazilian has come out to dismiss this information, making his intentions clear.

Real Madrid manager Álvaro Arbeloa jokingly complained about how much Vinicius played with Brazil under Carlo Ancelotti.

Real Madrid have the highest salaries in La Liga, ahead of Barcelona, with Kylian Mbappe and Vinicius Junior at the top.

The spotlight on Brazil has intensified dramatically in recent days, with Vinicius Junior and Raphinha unexpectedly finding themselves at the center of growing uncertainty.

Endrick and Vinicius expressed different opinions when discussing Brazil’s chances of winning the title at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

While also addressing Vinicius Junior's role in Brazil, Kylian Mbappe candidly stated that he "doesn't see a World Cup without Neymar."

UEFA handed sanctions to Benfica for the scandal in the Champions League loss against Real Madrid.

The debate surrounding Neymar’s future continues to dominate Brazil’s World Cup preparations, and Carlo Ancelotti’s recent decision not to include the Santos forward in the March friendlies has only increased the scrutiny.

Lamine Yamal has gone from a promising young talent to one of the best players in the world in a very short time. A former Barcelona player like Ronald de Boer even placed him ahead of Raphinha, Kylian Mbappé and Vinicius. De Boer said this during the 'Legends Trophy' in Milan: “Yamal is the most […]

A little over two months ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Vinicius spoke about Brazil’s chances of competing for the trophy.

Despite facing constant criticism over his performances, Vinícius Jr. has managed to write his name into LaLiga history. After reaching 100 goal contributions, the Brazilian achieves a historic milestone not seen in five years, silencing his fiercest critics.

After his brace against Manchester City, Vinicius Junior turned into the second all-time non-European goalscorer in the UEFA Champions League knockout stage, now only trailing Lionel Messi.