Transfer 1+1: Real Madrid s Demon Sword is about to renew his contract and stay in the team. Premier League relegation team pays attention to the new star of the Club World Cup

Real Madrid forward Vinicius said he hopes to stay at the Bernabeu for "long term" and the Brazil international's new contract seems to be about to be signed. The 24-year-old is currently representing Real Madrid in the 2025 Club World Cup and was in great form against Red Bull Salzburg on Thursday night, scoring a goal and giving an assist in the 3-0 win. Vinicius' existing contract with Real Madrid will expire in June 2027, and there is still a lot of speculation about his future, and the Saudi professional league team is said to be determined to sign him. However, recent reports say Real Madrid is now close to reaching an agreement with Vinicius on a new contract, which is expected to allow him to serve the giant until June 2030. After defeating Red Bull Salzburg, Vinicius called Real Madrid "a club of his life." "I hope to stay here for many years," Vinicius told reporters. "I have always said it was my lifelong club. I am very happy with the coach and all the staff, and I hope to continue playing here. I have two years of contract... until 2027. I have always said that I want to stay here for the whole career and create great history with this team." Vinicius moved from Flamenco to Real Madrid in the summer of 2018, and he represented the team in 319 various events, scoring 106 goals and sending 83 assists in the process.

Wolves are interested in Brazil's young attacker

It is reported that Wolves are interested in signing a Club World Cup star in Flamenco. With Mattus Cunha transferring from Molinix Stadium to Manchester United, Vittor Pereira is eager to replenish fresh blood for the team's frontcourt. For the moment, Wolves have only introduced Celta midfielder Fair Lopez, but the Spanish player may need time to adapt to the Premier League rhythm. It is worth noting that the Wolves tend to discover players from South America in recent seasons, and successful signings such as Andre and Joao Gomez are examples. According to Brazilian media, Wolves have now become the suitor of a top star in Flamengo. According to reports, Wolves have asked Wallace Young, who has made his mark in the Club World Cup. Although the 20-year-old has not started in the event and has only played 27 minutes, he has scored against Chelsea and Los Angeles FC. In the 17 games that represented Flamenco this season, Wallace has played only 335 minutes in total, but has contributed impressive data of 6 goals and 3 assists. This has attracted the attention of mainland European clubs, and Wolves seem to be trying to convince Flamengo to sell the players. It is reported that Wallace's liquidated damages are 40 million euros, and it is not clear whether Wolves are willing to pay the amount. Considering that he only played four times in the Brazilian League, if Wolves pays a high transfer fee for him, there is obviously a risk. But it cannot be ignored that his influence in the Club World Cup and his efficiency in contributing 1 goal or 1 assist per 37 minutes on average in club adult team games.