Vinicius Junior He also lives from mess to mess when he changes the team shirt. real Madrid for the selection of Brazil. The end of Sao Gonçalo he came back with the canarinha earlier Venezuela after being sidelined due to injury during the previous international break and is once again a star (for worse) on the pitch.
On a pure football level, Vinicius This was determined by the defeat of the ‘seleçao’ by missing the penalty that he forced himself when the score was 1-1. He guessed his shot from eleven meters Rafael Romo and the rebound, in a clear position, sent him out. The player of real Madrid He missed another clear chance, made three key passes, completed 5 of the 9 dribbles he attempted and lost a total of 21 balls.
The Blaugrana Raphinha, in a state of grace in Hansi Flick’s team, extended his great moment by scoring 0-1 from a free kick and past Vinicius at the Monumental Stadium in Maturín.
The white winger, recently more restrained in his thoughts when playing for his club, once again rampages on the pitch with his protests to referees and his clashes with rival footballers. At one point in the match, Raphinha even had to hold and push his teammate, who continued to protest an action to the fourth referee.
Furthermore, at the start of the match, the broadcast caught Vinicius seriously insulting Colombian referee Andrés Rojas. “Vai tumba no culo” (go fuck yourself, in Spanish), could be read on his lips, an expression that should have caused his expulsion.
In the final period, when tempers flared, Vinicius pushed Alexander Fernández after a foul by the Venezuelan and the vinotinto player reacted by punching the Carioca player in the face, leading to his dismissal in the 89 minutes. This action caused a fierce fight between the players and Vinicius had to be separated, once again, by his teammates.
The failed Ballon d’Or winner has also not matured with his national team, where he has yet to reach the level he has shown for so long at Real Madrid.
Source: La Verdad
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