Vinicius Junior Is Fundamental To Real Madrid – Alonso

Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso has said that Vinicius Junior is fundamental to the club. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, despite the winger being booed by parts of the Santiago Bernabeu crowd in their 5-1 win over Real Betis, Vini deserves praise for contributing a lot to the victory.

Alonso added that he personally appreciates the Brazilian forward’s game, and he is excited for what is to come from him this season.

His words, “It was an important and well-deserved win to start the year at home. It’s important to start like this: calmly and with good feelings heading into the Super Cup. I value the victory in terms of La Liga. Barcelona won yesterday, and we have to win a lot of games. It was the last match of the first half of the season, and we’ve already reached 45 points. That would put us at 90 in La Liga. The average has to be winning many games in the remaining fixtures. The pace is going to be intense for what’s to come. From tomorrow onwards, we’re only thinking about the Super Cup.

I think Vini contributed a lot. He started the game well, he got [Ortiz] booked, so they had to change right-back. [Vini] was very dangerous, especially in the first half. He keeps going, he contributes to the team. I liked Vini’s game, personally. He’ll be fundamental for us now as we go to the Supercopa with the game against Atletico.”

WOW.

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