Man Utd, Liverpool rejected as Venous junior has a place after ‘I’m leaving’ Real Madrid bombshell

The Venous junior failed to hide his disappointment at being replaced at Ult Clasico in “I’m leaving the team” and reports on Monday suggested he was ‘seriously’ considering a lack of ‘respect’ for him by manager Xabi Alonso. But where could he go? There is only one option.

Vinicius Since his arrival in 2018 he has helped Madrid win 14 trophies, including three La Liga titles and two Champions Leagues, playing a starring role in many of those triumphs. But the disappointment of Sunday’s 2024 Ballon d’Or – or runner-up – has been bubbling under the surface for weeks at the Bernabeu.

After starting from the bench for Madrid’s previous league clash with Getafe, Venous was returned to Alonso’s XI as goals from Kylian Mbappe and Jude Bellingham sealed Madrid a 2-1 victory over their bitter rivals, but he was withdrawn in the 72nd minute by Alonso and what he thought of his manager’s decision.

“Me? Me? Mister, Mister! Me?” Venios was heard shouting at Alonso as his number 7 appeared on the fourth official’s board.

The 25-year-old has played the full 90 minutes in just three of Madrid’s 12 games in all competitions this season and before heading straight down the tunnel, he alleged: “Me always! I’m leaving the team! I’m leaving, I’m better!”

According to And Asthe option to leave is now being ‘seriously considered’ by Venios, who believes Alonso ‘doesn’t like him’ and does not ‘respect his position’, with the growing rift between the pair a ‘massive problem’ for the club.

“I’m taking away a lot of positives from Vinny’s game and I don’t want to focus on what’s important,” Alonso said after the game to reconcile the situation.

“He contributed a lot. It’s an important victory, a well-deserved one. It’s important to regain the feeling of a competitive team in big games. All coaches know there are different personalities.

“We’ll enjoy it now, and we’ll certainly talk about those things in the changing room when the time comes.”

The report adds that the Madrid hierarchy are ready to back any decision Alonso makes regarding his future at the Venous, having been heavily influenced by the winger’s reaction to being subbed.

And It was suggested last month that Venice could attempt a January exit Having been benched for Madrid’s Champions League opener, we can only assume his determination to seek pastures new has gathered new strength following this latest perceived snub.

But Venous and his representatives must now be asking which clubs in world football can offer the $150 million required to sign him, at least matching his £350,000-a-week wages and being comfortable with the fact that The man in his club, fearing that if it is not so, he throws a fit. And there is nowhere for him to go but Saudi Arabia.

Paris Saint-Germain used to be a landing spot for star mistakes from other European giants, but they have become a serious football club. The team of late

Liverpool made a number of Galactico signings in the summer, but at a cost to them so far this season, and we can’t see Arne Slott welcoming such a role into his dressing room.

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If anyone can get a handle on Venus, it might just be Pep Guardiola, but Manchester City have not generally pursued players of such stature, and apart from Erling Holland, who joined for the relatively modest prices they paid for their recruits.

Arms could still be after an upgrade on the left, but as much as we’ll enjoy his clash with Arteta, his is a boat that doesn’t need to be rocked.

Manchester United are in no position to attract a player of Venice’s quality even if they wanted to, and we can’t imagine they do at a point where Ruben Amorim finally seems to be pulling his team together.

Chelsea are unlikely to pay that much for a player who, at 25, is on the brink of being too old for them, and Venice are even less likely to join a club where the prospect of major trophies looks slim in the short term.

And given that, there isn’t a European club outside the Premier League other than PSG that Real Madrid and Venus need to sign him, even assuming they want to, if we were his advisers, and before he does, we don’t sing much better than him. Burns them beyond repair.