Vinicius Jr Signs New Deal with Real Madrid Vinicius Jr has put an end to speculation surrounding his future at Real Madrid by signing a new six-year deal with the Spanish giants. The 26-year-old was in the final year of his previous contract this summer, but has now committed his future to the club. This move comes as a significant blow to Arsenal, who had been interested in signing the Brazilian forward.

Arsenal's Pitch Falls Flat Arsenal presented a pitch to Vinicius Jr in a bid to convince him to join the club, but it appears that the Gunners' efforts were in vain. Productive talks were held with the player on Wednesday following Arsenal's own offer of personal terms. However, it seems that Vinicius Jr was never seriously considering a move to the Emirates Stadium.

Manchester United as the Only Premier League Option talkSPORT Football's Adam Catterall believes that only one Premier League club is big enough to sign Vinicius Jr, and that club is Manchester United. Catterall points out that Manchester United has a significantly larger following on Instagram, with 55 million followers compared to Arsenal's 32.3 million. He also notes that Real Madrid has an impressive 180 million followers on the platform, making them a much more attractive option for top players like Vinicius Jr.

Market Manipulation? Catterall also suggests that the interest in Vinicius Jr from Arsenal was likely a case of market manipulation, with the player's agent trying to get him a better deal. He notes that Vinicius Jr was never seriously considering a move to Arsenal, and that the interest from the Gunners was likely just a way to drive up his value.

Conclusion Arsenal's pursuit of Vinicius Jr has ended in a reality check for the Gunners. The club's efforts to sign the Brazilian forward have been unsuccessful, and it seems that Vinicius Jr was never seriously considering a move to the Emirates Stadium. Manchester United, on the other hand, remains a viable option for top players like Vinicius Jr, thanks to its significantly larger following and brand value.