Vinicius Jr. Apologizes for Clásico Outburst, Leaves Out Coach Alonso
Real Madrid forward Vinicius Jr. has publicly addressed the controversy surrounding his heated reaction to being substituted during the recent Clásico against Barcelona. The Brazilian player took to social media to apologize to his teammates and the club but notably omitted any mention of coach Xabi Alonso.
In a statement shared on his social media accounts, Vinicius expressed his regret over his actions, saying, “Today I want to apologize to all Madridistas for my reaction when I was substituted in the Clásico.” He emphasized that he had already conveyed his apologies in person during Tuesday’s training session.
The forward continued, “I also want to apologize again to my teammates, the club, and the president. Sometimes my passion gets the best of me because I always want to win and help my team. My competitive spirit comes from the love I feel for this club and everything it represents.”
Vinicius concluded his statement with a promise to continue fighting for the team’s success, reinforcing his commitment to Real Madrid since his arrival. “I promise to keep fighting every second for the good of Real Madrid,” he declared.
While Vinicius’s apology may help mend fences within the team, the omission of Xabi Alonso from his remarks raises questions about the dynamics between the player and the coach. As the team prepares for upcoming matches, fans and analysts alike will be watching closely to see how this situation unfolds.
