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Vinicius rejects Real Madrid contract as Arsenal set for fresh transfer push
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Vinicius rejects Real Madrid contract as Arsenal set for fresh transfer push

Vanguard Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read
Vinicius rejects Real Madrid contract as Arsenal set for fresh transfer push

Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior has reportedly rejected the club’s latest contract offer, handing Arsenal a potential boost in their pursuit of the Brazilian star.

According to reports, negotiations between Vinicius and Real Madrid have failed to produce a breakthrough despite fresh talks over a new deal.

The report claims the 26-year-old has not accepted the terms presented by the Spanish giants, leaving his long-term future at the Santiago Bernabéu uncertain.

The development is expected to encourage Arsenal, who have been heavily linked with the Brazilian in recent weeks.

The Gunners are now reportedly preparing to intensify their efforts and go “all in” to complete a deal for the forward should the contract impasse continue.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta recently hinted that the North London club remain active in the transfer market, saying they expect further movement before the window closes as they look to strengthen the squad.

Vinicius has established himself as one of Europe’s most dangerous attackers since joining Real Madrid from Flamengo, playing a key role in the club’s domestic and European successes.

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