I’ll Speak To Vinicius Júnior About His Sub Reaction – Alonso

Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso has said that he’ll talk to Vinícius Júnior about the player’s angry reaction to being substituted during the club’s 2-1 Clásico win over Barcelona. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, he intends to speak to the Brazilian forward about his tantrum later, but he prefers to focus on the important victory for now.

Alonso, however, added that the angry reaction takes nothing away from the fact that Vini contributed massively to the victory against Barca.

His words, “I’ll focus on a lot of the positive things in the game, and good things from Vini. We’ll talk about [Vini’s reaction] of course, but I don’t want to move the spotlight away from what’s really important.

We’ll talk about it, in the context of the great game it was. Vini contributed a lot. It’s an important, deserved victory … It’s important, the feeling of being a competitive team in big games. As for the rest, we’ll talk about it.”

On Belingham, “Today, against Juve [on Wednesday] and against Getafe [last weekend], in the last week he’s had three good games.

Having him back [from surgery], we knew he’d need time and minutes to get going. That’s what happened, and it’s gone even better than we expected.”

WOW.

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