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Vini Jr to consider January exit if playing time does not improve

Real Madrid playmaker Vinicius Jr. might consider leaving the Spanish giant in January if his current situation under Xabi Alonso does not improve , reports claim.

The Brazilian has become one of the most important players in Real Madrid and was a permanent fixture in the starting lineup under Carlo Ancelotti. However, the 24-year-old attacker has seen his status change this season.

In six games so far this term, Vinicius has already been left out of the starting lineup on two occasions and has not completed fully ninety minutes in even a single match.

Alonso’s decision to substitute him after 70 minutes this past weekend against Espanyol left the player confused and angry, with the player showing signs of frustration while leaving the pitch.

Vinicius Junior looks on prior to the LaLiga match between Real Madrid CF and Espanyol. (Photo by Alvaro Medranda/Quality Sport Images/Getty Images)

Now, reports from journalist Marcos Benito on El Chiringuito TV claim Vinicius could even leave Real Madrid as early as the upcoming January transfer window if his situation under Xabi Alonso does not improve.

Vinicius’ contract with Real Madrid expires in 2027 but there have been talks over a new deal.

Though an agreement was understood to be close, negotiations reportedly broke down after the latest meeting soon after the FIFA Club World Cup.

It is claimed that Vinicius is not even ruling out the idea of leaving the club midway through the season if things do not change.

Saudi Arabia clubs are monitoring the situation and might be willing to put big money on the table to secure his signing should an opportunity present itself.

However, Real Madrid are unlikely to open the doors for a departure in January and may well end up pointing at the player’s €1 billion release clause should any suitors make an approach.

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