Playing For Real Madrid And Brazil Is Not The Same – Vinicius Junior

Real Madrid forward, Vinicius Junior has come out to say that playing for Brazil is completely different to playing for his club. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, playing in Europe is not the same as playing for the national team because the ball gets from one side of the pitch to the other faster with club football.

Vini added that he can only apologize to Brazilians after the damaging loss to Paraguay, and the players will do everything possible to play better.

His words, “It’s completely different [than playing for Real Madrid]. Games in Europe are different, the ball gets from one side [of the pitch] to the other faster… We have to know how to adapt so that everyone plays better so that we can win games.

We know the situation we’re in, we want to get Brazil out of this situation at any cost, we all have to go home now and start thinking about what we can do to get back to playing well. We cannot come here, lose these points and play the way we did. It is a difficult time, we must take on board all the criticism and return as quickly as possible to put Brazil on top.

We apologise to the fans, who are always on our side.

But this is a difficult time, we just want to improve… I know my potential, I know what I can do for the national team. Of course, it’s been a very difficult process, because when you don’t have confidence, you don’t get goals, you don’t get assists and good performances. I know what I can improve. I know what I represent. When I’m better, I’ll give everyone else a lot of peace of mind. I know my responsibility, I want to improve as quickly as possible.”

WOW.

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