Real Madrid could discipline Vinicius after Clásico outburst

Just days after Real Madrid’s victory over Barcelona, the Clásico’s aftershocks are still being felt, and this time, they’re not about tactics or goals, but temper. Reports from Mundo Deportivo suggest that the club’s top brass are considering disciplinary action against Vinicius Jr. for his sideline reaction after being subbed off.

The Brazilian left the field in visible frustration, skipped the handshake with Xabi Alonso, and headed straight toward the tunnel before eventually returning to the bench. Cameras caught every second, and in Madrid, that kind of scene doesn’t go unnoticed.

Alonso stays calm, but the club doesn’t

While Xabi Alonso played down the situation in the press room, insisting it would be handled privately, sources inside the Bernabéu describe a different tone upstairs. Senior executives were reportedly “displeased” with Vinicius’ attitude, seeing it as a sign of immaturity during a critical stretch of the season.

The tension couldn’t come at a worse time. Vinicius’ contract renewal, set to run until 2027, remains unsigned. And while both sides insist they want the same thing, this incident may complicate what was already a sensitive negotiation.

Could this change his future?

If things don’t cool down soon, Madrid could take drastic steps. According to internal projections, the club would consider selling Vinicius next summer, possibly alongside Rodrygo, in a combined deal worth around $350 million. For a club obsessed with discipline and structure, image still matters as much as performance.

Maybe this is just a storm in the Bernabéu teacup. Or maybe it’s the beginning of a turning point, where Madrid starts reshaping its next generation of stars under Alonso’s cold, calculated command. Either way, the message is clear: talent is sacred, but so is order.