Vinícius Jr. hasn’t been the same since missing out on the Ballon d’Or, which ultimately went to Rodri, and it’s clear that this has left more than a few Real Madrid fans unhappy. They can’t afford to have a player of his caliber showing a lack of commitment when defending the white jersey.

“Vini Out” comments are relentless

Upon reviewing Vinícius’ Instagram profile, we noticed a flood of users commenting “Vini Out,” leaving what could be a bitter taste for the Brazilian footballer, who, according to many experts and analysts, is not at his best.

“I’m sorry Vinícius, your performance is indefensible,” one user wrote, seemingly frustrated and tired of seeing one of the most talented players underperform.

Calls for Vinícius Jr. to join Galatasaray

Surprisingly, for some fans, the Real Madrid star remains a favorite, but what’s more striking is that several supporters of Galatasaray in Turkey have flooded Vinícius’ posts, pleading for him to sign with the Süper Lig giant.

Fans remind Vinícius Jr. he’s not Ronaldo

Perhaps the harshest comment we found was from a user who bluntly reminded the Brazilian that he’s far from being Cristiano Ronaldo, considered by many the last great idol of Real Madrid.

In one post, a user wrote emphatically: “Get out Vinícius, you think you’re Ronaldo, and you’re not.”

Vinícius Jr.’s future at Real Madrid remains uncertain

There’s a certain tension within Real Madrid, at least according to various reports from Spain, indicating that the Brazilian player is seeking a significant salary increase and a renewal bonus that could exceed the club’s salary cap—a move that likely doesn’t sit well with Florentino Pérez. These demands are part of why his contract extension hasn’t been finalized.

In short, Vinícius wants to earn more than Kylian Mbappé or at least match his earnings. This situation could lead to the player’s sale, as there’s also talk of this possibility.

To find out the final verdict, we’ll have to wait and see if Florentino Pérez and Real Madrid take a hard stance or renew the footballer—who many feel isn’t performing up to expectations—on his terms.