Didac Aguirre Florentino Would Pay the Clause, More than 60 Millions, if Vinícius Goes to Arabia
The star who would replace Vinícius Júnior in the event of a departure has been chosen by Florentino Pérez
Just like last summer, Vinícius is surrounded by rumors about a supposed departure. Through an offer of 350 million euros, Al-Ahly is looking to finalize the transfer of the Brazilian. Faced with the threat that Arabia is once again presenting, Florentino Pérez has chosen the player's replacement in case he ends up leaving.
With the willingness to pay his clause of more than 60 millions, Nico Williams is on Real Madrid's radar. The Athletic Club player has been chosen for sharing several qualities with Vinícius Júnior. Moreover, the level he demonstrated during the last Euro confirmed that, despite his youth, he is ready to take on more challenges.
However, his transfer entirely depends on the supposed departure of Vinícius for next summer. Despite not being in sync with the rest of his teammates, the Brazilian has confirmed his commitment to Real Madrid.
The alternative to Vinícius Júnior
Considered one of the best players in the world, Vinícius is on the radar of several teams. Although the player rejected the offer presented by Arabia last summer, this hasn't eliminated their interest in his services. Amid rumors about the millionaire proposal from Al-Ahly, Vinícius's future is a complete mystery.
Due to this, and preparing in case of a departure, Nico Williams is Florentino Pérez's solution. The 22-year-old player is dazzling with Athletic Club. He is one of the most important pieces of a team that is having a great season.
Although he has only achieved 3 goals and 5 assists, Real Madrid is aware of his potential for the future. Despite his contract until 2027, his clause is a clear opportunity for the Merengue team. Opportunities that Florentino Pérez doesn't usually waste under any circumstances.
Everything depends on Vinícius
Obtaining 350 million euros in case of a Vinícius departure, paying Nico's clause wouldn't be any problem. However, the signing of the Spaniard still depends on the decision that the Brazilian ends up making.
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