Vinicius Junior feels 'more and more alone' at Real Madrid – camp believe he has only one ally left

Real Madrid superstar Vinicius Junior ended last season with the world at his feet, having scored in a second consecutive Champions League final in just three years, and a Ballon d'Or bid on his mind. However, the conversation at the Santiago Bernabeu surrounding the Brazilian has turned a bit sour since then, and it's taking its toll.

Vinicius was again the story on Saturday night, as his celebration, which calmed the Real Sociedade crowd, was again a talking point in the Madrid press. In particular, the legend of Real Madrid Pedja Mijatovic criticized himgrowing frustrated with his antagonistic streak.

According to Cadena SER (as shared by AS Diary), there are those in Real Madrid who feel that Vinicius must improve his behavior, after having a lot of help and patience from the club, and that now it is up to him to make sure that he is completely focused on football and nothing else .

More worryingly, Vinicius is said to be feeling increasingly alone at the club, feeling that he no longer has the support he once enjoyed. Indeed, his camp now believes that his only ally at Real Madrid is manager Carlo Ancelotti.

Former Barcelona and Arsenal forward Thierry Henry regularly used the same celebration without controversy, but it seems any trace of controversy is now the headline of late-night talk radio. Undoubtedly, Vinicius has the ability to arouse opponents and his fans, but since the beginning of the season, and especially since his interview in which he stated that Spain must improve its record of racism or risk losing the World Cup 2030, the criticism directed at Vinicius is coming from the Spanish capital, which was not the case before.