“The Real Madrid shirt can’t stand it” | Relief

If anyone knows what Real Madrid and the European Cup are, then this is Peja Mijatovic. The Montenegrin, having scored a goal against Juventus in Amsterdam, gave the Whites “Septima” in 1998. Now the former football player acts as a commentator SER Network and in front of the microphones he did not hesitate to criticize the behavior of Vinicius Junior in the second half of the match against RB Leipzig.

Mijatovic spoke about the two sides of the Brazilian. On the one hand, a play in which he flirts with a straight red card for possible attack on Willi Orbán and, on the other hand, by his play and goal, which allowed Carlo Ancelotti’s team to draw. Regarding the latter, he stated that “when you talk to everyone, whether they are Real Madrid fans or not, and talk about their footballing qualities, Everyone will tell you that he is a great player and he has different things.“.

However, Pedya’s thoughts were more extensive in Spar about the attitude of Vinicius to other plays. “Everyone will tell you that you need to change your behavior because annoying players on the opposing team and even your teammates, because you have to push him, calm him down and treat him like a small child. He will have to think a lot about it and change radically because You’ll be in a lot of pain. I advise you to find a way to calm down because This way he won’t become a great player.. The Real Madrid shirt does not tolerate such behavior,” the former Real Madrid player criticized.

Vinicius returned to the Mestalla over the weekend after receiving racist abuse in May 2023. Upon returning to Valencia, he scored a double, with which he saved a point for Madrid, but, on the contrary, made gestures towards the field. The opponent stands up when he has already been reprimanded, which Carletto reminded him of in order to avoid elimination.

In this case, There was no non-sporting component in the match with Leipzig. this caused an angry reaction from Vini, however he got into a fight with Orban and bordered on a straight red card (Davide Massa gave him a yellow). A few minutes later he ran into the penalty area, took the Hungarian defender out of play and took advantage of Bellingham’s pass to make it 1-0. Real Madrid’s last three goals bear his imprint in two games in which, for various reasons, he could have been sent off, something that Madrid legends like Mijatović do not overlook… for his own good.