Brazilian football star Vinicius Junior is reportedly considering his future at Real Madrid after reports emerged that his contract renewal talks with the Spanish La Liga giants have completely collapsed.

According to Swiss Sky Sports journalist Sacha Tavolieri, the breakdown in negotiations has reached a point of no return, with Real Madrid now open to selling Vinicius in the forthcoming summer transfer window for an initial fee of €150 million.

The tension between Vinícius Junior and manager Xabi Alonso has reportedly worsened matters. A source close to the dressing room told Tavolieri that “it is hard to imagine Vinícius staying at Real Madrid next season,” suggesting the player’s relationship with the coach has deteriorated beyond repair.

Real Madrid, aware of growing interest from several top clubs, is said to have accepted that a departure could happen by the summer of 2026. Among the potential suitors, a Saudi Arabian club backed by the government is seen as the frontrunner to land the 24-year-old, who would be free to choose his next destination in the Saudi Pro League.

The report also indicates that some Premier League giants, including Manchester City, are quietly monitoring the situation but are in no rush to make a move.