Jose Mourinho Admits Vinicius Jr Should Have LEFT Real Madrid
Mourinho said the winger’s four-match suspension was lighter than expected and argued that abuse and scrutiny would have driven him away.
- Jose Mourinho defended Vinicius Junior after the Brazilian winger received a 4-match ban in Liga, insisting he displays exceptional strength under pressure despite the red card against Villarreal.
- Addressing the forward's future, Mourinho admitted he would have forced an exit if in Vinicius's position, though he emphasized the player remained at Real Madrid due to his deep love for the club.
- Pressure around the forward intensified following his display against Roma in the Champions League, where Mourinho withdrew him on 59 minutes for Endrick, noting he made 5 changes during that match.
- Speaking ahead of tomorrow's visit from Sevilla, Mourinho expressed relief regarding the 4-match suspension, admitting he had braced himself for heavier punishment due to suspected behind-the-scenes arrangements.
- The Portuguese coach maintains a strong relationship with the player, holding private conversations daily; Mourinho noted Vinicius believes things can improve, describing him as a "wonderful young man" who endures with a smile.
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Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho has made an interesting comment regarding Vinicius Junior's situation at Real Madrid. The Brazilian forward has faced criticism for his performances in recent seasons, but also insults in Spanish stadiums for his behavior. After receiving a red card for sending off an opponent against Villarreal, he was suspended for four matches. The Portuguese coach believes that his attitude in such an environment is worthy of r…
In the conference before the duel with the Seville of Gabriel Suazo, the Portuguese technician referred to different extrasportive situations that have marked the days of the merengues. Among them, he addressed the questions to the Brazilian.
Jose Mourinho pays tribute to Vincius Junior, says he personally packed his things and left Spain
The Portuguese came to the defense of the Brazilian star, who was repeatedly targeted by racist insults in Spain and is now serving a four-match suspension.
"If I were in his place, I would probably not be here anymore, Jose Mourinho has respect for Vinicius Junior to master difficult situations. Again and again the Brazilian would be treated disrespectfully, according to the real coach. "Last summer I would probably have been forced to switch to another league."
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