Transfer 1+1, Real Madrid Demon Sword confirms renewal, Premier League relegation team targets new star in Club World Cup

Vinitius may renew his contract until 2030

Real Madrid striker Vinicius recently expressed his desire to play for a long time at the Bernabeu, and the Brazil international's new contract is relatively close to the signing stage. The 24-year-old is currently participating in the 2025 Club World Cup. He is in a hot state in recent matches with Red Bull Salzburg, helping the team win 3-0, and personally contribute a goal and an assist. Vinicius' current contract with Real Madrid will expire in June 2027, and discussions about his future are emerging one after another, especially the rumors that Saudi professional league teams have shown strong interest in him. However, the latest news pointed out that Real Madrid and Vinicius are about to reach an agreement on a contract extension, and the new contract is expected to allow him to stay in the team until June 2030. In a post-match interview with Red Bull Salzburg, Vinicius called Real Madrid "the club of his life." “I expect to be here for many years,” he said. “I always emphasize that this is the club in my life, and I am very satisfied with the coach and all the staff and hope to continue playing here. I have two years left on my contract until 2027. I always hope to make a brilliant history with this team throughout my career.” Since transferring from Flamenco to Real Madrid in the summer of 2018, Vinicius has played 319 games for the team, with 106 goals and 83 assists.

Wolves are interested in the young Brazilian striker

Wolves are actively seeking to introduce a young attacker from Flamenco. It is reported that as Mattus Cunha joins Manchester United from Molinix Stadium, Wolves coach Vitor Pereira urgently needs to introduce fresh blood to the team's frontcourt. Although Celta midfielder Fair Lopez has joined, the Spanish player still needs time to adapt to the competition pace of the Premier League. It is worth mentioning that the Wolves have begun to pay attention to South American players in the past few seasons, and the successful introduction of players such as Andre and Joao Gomez is a proof. According to Brazilian media reports, Wolves have already turned their attention to one of Flamenco's new stars - Wallace Young. Although the 20-year-old played for only 27 minutes in the Club World Cup and failed to start, he has successfully scored against Chelsea and Los Angeles FC. In 17 games played for Flamenco this season, Wallace played only 335 minutes and contributed 6 goals and 3 assists. Such an outstanding performance has attracted the attention of many European clubs. The Wolves seemed to intend to convince Flamengo to release the young talent. It is worth noting that Wallace's liquidated damages are as high as 40 million euros, and it is not clear whether the Wolves are willing to pay such a huge fee. Although he made only four appearances in the Bundesliga, the Wolves seem to think the investment is worth it, given his performance in the Club World Cup and his excellent efficiency in making an average of one goal or assist every 37 minutes in professional games.