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Vinicius Jr is ‘Seriously Considering Leaving Real Madrid’ – 11 Favourites to Sign Him Named


Following Vinicius Jr’s outburst against Barcelona, in which he said he was ‘leaving the squad’, the 11 most likely clubs to sign the Brazilian have been revealed.



Vinicius has been a key member of Real Madrid’s squad since 2018. With almost 300 games for Los Blancos and a goal tally of more than 100, he is often regarded as the world’s best left-sided forward. Currently working under his fifth coach as a Madrid player, it appears that his connection with Xabi Alonso is generating havoc in the city.


His most recent appearance as a Madridista saw him leave the field after 72 minutes of play. Despite his side’s 2-1 victory against rivals Barcelona, the 43-time capped Brazilian international is now considering his future as a Madrid player, a choice with which he disagrees.



A move that would pique the interest of the football world, sporting directors and coaches will be scrambling to put up a cash package that would secure the forward’s services. With so many teams in need of a world-class attacker, Bet365 ranks these 11 as the most likely to sign Vinicius.


Vinicius Junior’s Next Club Odds



11. Any MLS Team (33/1)
A vague statement, but given how the MLS runs, Vinicius could join any of the 30 teams in the Eastern and Western Conferences. Vinicius would have plenty of alternatives in America, as the MLS allows up to three ‘Designated Player’ acquisitions, which do not count against the annual salary budget.


Vinicius would be an outlier in a league known for its aging players, moving to the United States at his peak. However, with players like Lionel Messi and Son Heung-min, the Brazilian may be tempted to accompany the world-class attackers on their excursion.

10. Inter Milan, 28/1
Similar to former Real Madrid striker Cristiano Ronaldo, who moved to Juventus after leaving Los Blancos, the odds suggest that the left-winger could be heading to Italy. However, Bet365 believes Vinicius’ projected move to Italy will only come to fruition if he joins Inter Milan.

Inter, who are currently coached by Cristian Chivu, undoubtedly lack the X-Factor in attack, with Lautaro Martinez and Marcus Thuram unable to shoulder the load alone. With Ange-Yoan Bonny on the rise, Vinicius would help bridge the gap between a difficult present and a promising future, with his guaranteed immediate influence something the Nerazzurri require.

9. Bayern Munich, 28/1
The lone German team on the list has odds identical to Inter Milan, with Bayern Munich 28/1 favourites to recruit the Brazilian. Vincent Kompany’s team has had a fantastic start to the season, both domestically and in Europe, with almost 40 goals scored across all competitions.

If there is one area where Die Roten do not need to improve, it is their offense, and with rising star Lennart Karl proving he may be the next big thing, it is unclear whether there is room in the current Bayern team for Vinicius. However, with Harry Kane’s future uncertain and Michael Olise linked with a return to the Premier League, signing Vinicius might help Bayern replace prospective departures.

8. Flamengo – 22/1
Vinicius’ chances of returning to Brazil are substantially better than those of the previous entrants, with Flamengo the most likely destination. Vinicius departed the Mengao for Madrid in 2018, and it was Flamengo who offered him the opportunity to showcase his abilities.

Appearing 69 times for the Brazilian club and scoring 14 times, a full-circle move back home might help Flamengo win the title, since they are presently competing with Palmeiras. However, given that he is still in his prime and has a lot to give, such a transfer is quite unlikely at this point in his career.

7. Manchester United – 22/1
Manchester United joins Flamengo at odds of 22/1. Despite struggling to preserve the shining reputation Sir Alex Ferguson left them with in 2013, one of the Red Devils’ strong attributes over the years has been their ability to sign any and all world-class talent, regardless of how well the club performs.

After signing Casemiro and Raphael Varane from Los Blancos, Amorim’s team might perhaps lure Vinicius away from Madrid and to Manchester. However, given the club’s recent additions of Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo, a guaranteed nine-figure transfer for Vinicius may be too much to ask.

6. Chelsea – 22/1
Chelsea is a Premier League club with a reputation for massive spending in recent years, and if Vinicius costs more than £150 million, they may be the only club willing to pay that much. London, England’s capital, could be a perfect destination for Vinicius if he is inclined to leave Madrid.

Chelsea’s expenditure, like that of past clubs, has resulted in the addition of players such as Pedro Neto, Alejandro Garnacho, Jamie Gittens, and Estevao to their attacking roster. Vinicius may not fit the description for Chelsea’s transfer team, which is full with potential and future acquisitions who have yet to join the club.

5. Liverpool – 16/1
Liverpool, the first of two Premier League teams to be backed at 16/1, is managed by Arne Slot. With Mohamed Salah growing older and others, such as Federico Chiesa, struggling to find consistent game time, there is room in Liverpool’s front line for another world-class offensive player.

With Vinicius frequently playing on the left, he would have to replace the solid Cody Gakpo, who has proven his worth since moving to Merseyside in 2023. However, as Liverpool demonstrated in the most recent transfer window, they are willing to spend big, and if this is a chance they want to take, they will pay whatever it takes to lure the Brazilian to Anfield.

4. Arsenal: 16/1
After spending much of the summer being connected with Real Madrid forward Rodrygo, the bookies have suddenly placed Vinicius on Arsenal’s radar. Mikel Arteta’s side appear to be on the verge of capturing a title, as they presently lead the Premier League table by four points.

Despite signing Eberechi Eze, Martin Zubimendi, and Viktor Gyokeres this summer, Arsenal’s lineup still lacks a world-class left-sided forward. With Bukayo Saka routinely showing up on the right side, a similar talent is needed on the left, and Vinicius would help Arsenal in their trophy pursuit while also filling the left-sided gap they have had for so long.

3. Paris Saint-Germain, 14/1
Many talented players have previously left the Spanish league for PSG, including Lionel Messi and Neymar. With another unsettled world-class attacker playing in Spain, it’s easy to see why Vinicius has such strong ties to the Paris club.

They finally realized their promise last season by winning the Champions League, and under Luis Enrique, they have combined experience and young to create out a winning recipe. With a team stocked with attacking talent, there’s no reason Enrique couldn’t find room for the Brazilian and Ousmane Dembele in the same lineup, a proposition that would scare European defenses.

2. Manchester City – 10/1
Manchester City are now the favourite Premier League side, with odds of 10/1. Vinicius’ signing could aid Pep Guardiola’s men in their goal of getting more regular results, since the club is going through a weird era due to their increasing loss rate.

With Jeremy Doku and Savinho failing to deliver the results that the Citizens wanted, Vinicius might assist solve City’s winger issues and provide Erling Haaland with more opportunities. A move to a winning club would fit the Brazilian, whose thinking would be more connected with the blue half of Manchester than any other Premier League team. It is unclear whether City will be willing to pay the required fee for the forward; nevertheless, finances have never prevented them from signing world-class players in the past.

1. Any Saudi Arabian Team (5/1)
Despite all of the European heavyweights listed, Saudi Arabia stands out as the most likely destination for Vinicius if he leaves Real Madrid. A league that has often demonstrated its willingness to pay whatever it takes to obtain a target, a move to Saudi Arabia would provide the Brazilian with a salary unrivaled by any other European club.

In addition to allowing the forward to play in a league where abuse is less common and the sport may come easier to him, it would be a well-paid break for the forward, who could then consider his next move, as many players are beginning to do. See the entire odds for Vinicius Jr’s future club below (accurate as of October 28, 25):

Vinicius Junior’s Next Club Odds

Rank

Club

Odds

11.

Any MLS Team

33/1

10.

Inter Milan

28/1

9.

Bayern Munich

28/1

8.

Flamengo

22/1

7.

Manchester United

22/1

6.

Chelsea

22/1

5.

Liverpool

16/1

4.

Arsenal

16/1

3.

Paris Saint Germain

14/1

2.

Manchester City

10/1

1.

Any Saudi Arabian Team

5/1



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