The Brazilian didn’t agree with his teammate’s reckless attitude, who, despite being cautioned, continued with risky tackles.
Vinícius Junior showed his anger with Eduardo Camavinga after the final whistle of the match against Manchester City. The Brazilian disagreed with his teammate’s reckless attitude, who, despite being booked, continued with risky tackles.
Camavinga entered the field in the 78th minute, replacing Dani Ceballos. With the score at 3-0 and the tie practically decided, the Frenchman played the last 12 minutes of the match. However, his intensity on the field left many concerned.
Despite being at risk of suspension, Camavinga made several hard tackles, including one on Marmoush, which could have earned him a yellow card. That card would have cost him suspension for the first leg of the Champions League round of 16.
Vinícius, Attentive to the Details
At the end of the match, Vinícius approached Camavinga to reproach him for his attitude. The Brazilian reminded him of the risk of a yellow card at a time when the result was already decided. A gesture of concern for the importance of maintaining discipline for the upcoming matches.
The incident did not go unnoticed. On the Movistar set, Jorge Valdano highlighted Vinícius’s attitude. “Good, very well done,” said the former Real Madrid player, applauding his teammate’s reaction.
According to Valdano, it’s important for players to take care of each other and protect their participation in the next stages of the competition.
Details That Demonstrate Confidence
The clash between Vinícius and Camavinga reflects the team’s winning mentality. Although the tie was already solved, the commitment to discipline and concentration is key for the players, especially in such demanding competitions as the Champions League.
Camavinga’s performance, although with good intentions, was a reminder of what not to do in risky situations.
Vinícius, with his characteristic leadership, made it clear that every minute on the field must be played with the utmost seriousness. The attitude of both players demonstrates the demand within the Real Madrid locker room, a team that always seeks to maintain control, even when victory is already assured.
