According to Mundo Deportivo, contract extension negotiations with Vinicius Jr. of Real Madrid remain unresolved, and Arsenal FC is closely monitoring his situation.

On Wednesday morning local time, Vinicius Jr. arrived at Real Madrid's training facility in a white BMW, accompanied by agent Tata Suárez and his personal assistant. The Brazilian footballer trained for the third day under the management of José Mourinho following his break after the World Cup. After completing his physical training, he was scheduled for a meeting to discuss contract matters. His current contract with Real Madrid expires in June 2027, and both the club and player need to resolve this urgently.

Following training, Vinicius Jr. and his agent Federico Peña traveled to a meeting room at the training facility to discuss the matter with José Ángel Sánchez, Real Madrid's general manager, and Juni Calafat, the club's international football director. Juni Calafat was also one of the key figures who pushed for Vinicius Jr. to join Real Madrid that spring.

Both parties spoke for approximately one hour, each presenting their positions. After the meeting, it was confirmed that no agreement had been reached. Vinicius Jr. and his representatives continue to demand a salary increase to €30 million per year, comparable to K. Mbappé's package, and also seek to increase their share of image rights revenue. Currently, Vinicius Jr. and Real Madrid each receive 50% of image rights income.

According to Cadena SER, Real Madrid offered the Brazilian striker a contract worth €22 million per year through 2031, representing a five-year extension. However, due to the significant gap between the two sides' proposals, the meeting ended without a clear resolution.

In this context, Arsenal FC's role in this situation is becoming increasingly important. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and technical director Edu appear to be in contact with Roc Nation, Vinicius Jr.'s agency, attempting to persuade the Brazilian forward to join and make him a cornerstone of the club's post-Premier League era plans.

In fact, the London club has already signed Gimenez, a fellow Brazilian national team player of Vinicius Jr. According to English sources, Arsenal's next target is Real Madrid's number 7.

Meanwhile, if London's offer is generous enough, Real Madrid would be willing to sell Vinicius Jr. this summer. The fee being discussed is approximately €150 million, which would undoubtedly cover the €45 million transfer fee Real Madrid paid for him nine years ago. After eight years, Real Madrid would have fully recouped its investment.

Given the current situation, Vinicius Jr. has limited time to decide his future. Whatever choice he makes, both Real Madrid and the Brazilian player's team hope to resolve everything before the new season begins. For Real Madrid, that means before August 22, leaving only 16 days remaining.

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