Yormark says Arsenal made aggressive move for Vinicius Junior

Yormark says Arsenal made aggressive move for Vinicius Junior

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2026-10-23 06:19:22
Michael Yormark said Arsenal pushed hard to sign Vinicius Junior in the summer, but the forward stayed at Real Madrid and signed a new deal.

Michael Yormark said Arsenal made an aggressive attempt to sign Vinicius Junior in the summer. Reports also say the forward stayed at Real Madrid and signed a new contract.

Yormark on Arsenal's interest

Yormark told SportsBoom: "You saw the news; Arsenal was very involved. They were very aggressive."

Yormark told SportsBoom: "Did he ever seriously consider Arsenal? I mean of course."

Yormark told SportsBoom: "When a team like Arsenal rolls out the red carpet for you and makes you feel really wanted, then obviously you have to listen."

Why he stayed in Madrid

Yormark said Vinicius Junior's heart is in Madrid and that he hopes to be there for the rest of his career.

Grant Veitch, a director at Roc Nation Sports International, added: "There were other opportunities that arose for Vinicius to leave in the summer."

Veitch said Vinicius Junior stayed because of his comfort at Real Madrid, having been there since a young age, and because he wanted to continue building his reputation and win more titles with the club.

Contract details

Reports say Vinicius Junior signed a contract with Real Madrid.

FootballTransfers says Vinicius Junior signed a new contract in August after final talks with Madrid.

Football365 says Vinicius Junior signed an extension worth £480,000 per week until 2032.

Ban and Mourinho comment

FootballTransfers says Vinicius Junior was sent off against Villarreal earlier in October and given a four-match ban for pulling Nathan Saliba's hair.

Football365 reports Vinicius Junior is serving a four-game ban for pulling hair.

Jose Mourinho told the media ahead of Madrid’s LaLiga clash against Sevilla: "If I were (Vinicius), in his place, I probably wouldn’t be here."

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