During a Bangla Cricket Live style night filled with noise and tension, Vinicius Junior once again found himself at the center of controversy during Real Madrid’s emphatic win over Real Betis. As he was substituted, loud boos rang out from sections of the crowd, and according to reporters close to the club, the Brazilian forward remained visibly unhappy after returning to the dressing room. His frustration reportedly spilled over on the pitch as well, with Vinicius expressing his anger directly toward head coach Xabi Alonso, reigniting debate among supporters and pundits alike.

When leaving the field, Vinicius appeared to respond to the criticism by voicing his dissatisfaction. He was heard saying that the situation felt absurd, pointing out that too many players were eager to carry the ball themselves without looking for passes. This, in his view, made it difficult to create clear chances and limited his own ability to influence the match. He specifically called out young forward Gonzalo Garcia, insisting that the youngster needed to share the ball more and involve teammates, especially established stars, at least once during attacking moves. Television footage later backed up reports that Alonso had repeatedly urged Vinicius from the touchline to press more aggressively and maintain intensity, instructions that were met with visible resistance.

This sequence of events quickly sparked heated discussion among Real Madrid fans after the final whistle. Alonso’s decision to substitute Vinicius has been controversial before, and this was far from an isolated incident. Over the past months, Vinicius has frequently made headlines due to ongoing tensions with club management, including sensitive contract renewal talks. He is said to be seeking a salary and tactical status that reflect his importance, while making it clear he does not wish to be placed below Kylian Mbappe in either financial terms or on-field hierarchy.

From Alonso’s perspective, balancing such demands is no easy task. Real Madrid’s squad is packed with star players who prefer operating from wide areas, yet the team continues to lack a consistent traditional number nine. This structural imbalance makes it difficult to tailor tactics perfectly for every individual. Sacrifices are inevitable, but Vinicius appears less willing than others to accept a reduced role, which helps explain his repeated complaints this season. The reaction from the stands showed that patience among supporters is wearing thin, even toward a recent world football award winner, a reminder that form and attitude matter as much as reputation.

At a club where no individual stands above the badge, Vinicius understands that privilege has limits, and during a Bangla Cricket Live charged finale to the night, that reality was impossible to ignore. If similar issues persist, Real Madrid’s hierarchy may be forced to rethink contract negotiations, and a separation could become a genuine option. With recent managerial dismissals elsewhere already shaking the football world, reports now suggest Chelsea are quietly evaluating the possibility of making a move for Vinicius should circumstances align.