Vinicius Junior Should Avoid Getting In People’s Faces On The Pitch – Dani Parejo

Real Madrid forward, Vinicius Junior should focus on his football and rise above the abuse he keeps receiving. Villarreal legend, Dani Parejo recently revealed this while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, Vini is an extraordinary player with amazing football skills, so he should focus on playing his best football instead of constantly going to battle on the pitch.

He added that the Brazilian winger should also avoid getting in people’s faces or making gestures at the opponent.

His words, “I think he is an extraordinary player, spectacular, with amazing skills. I haven’t been in the situation of being an important player in the best team in the world and everyone flattering me. But I think we players have to focus on playing. There’s going to be a battle in every game. It seems to be in all of them, it’s a learning process that he has to work on. When you play for Madrid there’s always a special atmosphere, they always pick on the players, people always try to pick on you. But I’ve also been to pitches out there and they call me a drunk or whatever, and I don’t get in people’s faces or make gestures. That’s not necessary. Footballers have to rise above these situations. In terms of behaviour, he’s making a mistake.”

WOW.

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