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“I Wouldn’t Still Be Here” - Jose Mourinho Says He Would Leave Real Madrid if He Was in Vinicius Jr’s Shoes
Mourinho defended Vinicius Jr. as the forward faced criticism and a four-match suspension, saying he would have forced a move elsewhere.
- Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho stated Saturday he would have forced an exit from the club this summer if in Vinicius Junior's position, citing the forward's struggles with respect and treatment.
- Vinicius's four-match suspension followed his red card against Villarreal last Saturday for hair pulling, forcing the Brazilian to miss the Clasico match against Barcelona on October 25.
- Mourinho expressed relief at the four-match ban, saying he expected 'some hidden figures' at the Spanish football federation's disciplinary committee to impose a longer suspension.
- Real Madrid demanded the resignation of La Liga president Javier Tebas on Friday after he compared the club's referee criticism to 'those propaganda techniques,' though Tebas later clarified his remarks.
- Madrid faces Sevilla on Sunday, aiming to narrow the gap behind league leaders Barcelona, while Barcelona visits Real Betis later on Saturday.
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The 26-year-old Brazilian striker, who has been unable to regain his best level in Madrid for two years, is often criticized by fans.
·Guayaquil, Ecuador
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Real Madrid technician José Mourinho came out in defense of Brazilian attacker Vini Jr., who lives in bad shape and according to the Spanish press "colopsa" this early in the season. "If I were in his place, I would have forced a transfer
·São Paulo, Brazil
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