Vinicius Junior Entourage Deny Arsenal Agreement
Arsenal remain hopeful as Real Madrid present contract options and Vinicius Junior weighs a new deal, a free exit or a move to the Premier League.
- Arsenal is pursuing Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior as the transfer saga enters a "crucial" stage, with the 26-year-old weighing a contract extension against a move to the Premier League.
- Contract negotiations between Real Madrid and Vinicius have stalled over disagreements regarding image rights, as "the position of his camp is that they want a deal comparable to Kylian Mbappe."
- Despite reports of an agreement, Radio Marca journalist Ramon Alvarez reported the entourage of Vinicius denies reaching personal terms with Arsenal, with "crucial days" ahead for the potential move.
- Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta remains keen on other attacking options, including Atletico Madrid's Julian Alvarez, as the club balances Financial Fair Play regulations while pursuing high-profile targets.
- Real Madrid has presented the player with three options: join Arsenal this summer, leave as a free agent in 2027, or sign a new deal, with clarity expected in coming days.
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