Vinicius Jr Must Be More Respectful To The Opponents And Referees – Sami Khedira

Vinicius Jr should learn to be more respectful if he wants to be like Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, Sami Khedira has said. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, despite being a game changer for Real Madrid, Vini’s attitude definitely has to improve because he still gets angry needlessly from time to time.

Khedira added that Vinicius has to be more respectful with the opponents and referees to be considered one of the best.

His words, “Vini changes the games. When Madrid don’t know what to do, they give the ball to Vinicius and that’s it, he fixes it. But I have to add one thing: his attitude sometimes… he seems angry a lot. Cristiano was a bit like that when he was young, but he changed quickly. If Vinicius wants to be like Messi, Zidane, Cristiano, Xavi, he has to be a bit more respectful with the opponent, with the referees.

That has to change. But speaking of football he is number one, of course. I’m not a big fan of individual awards, but it seems to me that both of them, Rodri and Vini, were the best this year. If Vini changes a little and is more of a gentleman and more of a leader, he will win three or four Ballon d’Ors.”

WOW.

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