Vinicius Junior, a Brazilian sensation, has amassed millions of dollars because of his skill and tenacity. Karim Benzema, his Ballon d’Or teammate, was the one who originally advised, “Don’t pass to him.”
Vini Jr. has advanced significantly. With two La Liga titles and a Champions League trophy to his name, the 22-year-old is one of the most lethal wingers in the world and plays for what is probably the biggest team in the world.
He paid $48 million to move from Flamengo to Real Madrid when he was 16 years old. In 2018, he became an official member of the Los Blancos upon reaching the age of 18.
The Brazilian had one of the lowest incomes on the team when he first joined, but in June 2022, his excellent play earned him a hefty five-year contract extension. One billion dollars was set aside for a buyout in the deal.
The attacker’s estimated net worth is $30 million, and he currently makes $10.5 million a season.
But when Vini Jr. isn’t embarrassing himself in front of opponents, he’s having a great time off the pitch. Let’s examine Vini Jr.’s spending of his millions.
Vini Jr. was raised in a poor Rio de Janeiro home. However, the footballer has subsequently upgraded to an opulent Rio villa in the affluent Barra da Tijuca neighbourhood, thanks to all of his success and earnings.
The athlete prefers to spend the holidays with his girlfriend Maria Júlia Mazalli and his two kids at his beachside house.
Additionally, Vini Jr. owns a multi-million dollar home in Madrid. His closet, which contains 100 pairs of shoes, including extremely rare Air Jordans, is his favourite spot in the house.
Vini Jr. has a pretty modest garage, in contrast to most football players.
A $55,000 Audi Q7, a $80,000 Audi A7 Sportback, and a $75,000 Audi Q8 50 TDI premium SUV are the three Audi vehicles he owns.
The later model is renowned for its roomy interior, cutting-edge technological features, and potent engine choices. As a result of the team’s sponsorship and 2021 Champions League victory, Vini was given the automobile.
Apart from his elegant shoe collection, Vini has a passion for collecting watches.
The Vinicius Jr. Royal Edition Gold Apple watch is the watch that the Brazilian even owns. Only 222 pieces of the special item are available, and the rear of the case bears Vini Jr.’s autograph.
Additionally, he collaborated with Gaga Milano, an Italian luxury watch brand, on two watches: the Vinicius Jr. DIAMONDS, which he wore to the Champions League final, and the Vinicius Jr. SKELETON.
In addition, he possesses a $6,000 Gaga Mila Napoleone in rose gold and a red variant that he previously wore to a Miami Heat preseason game.
Vini Jr. recently boycotted Nike in an effort to find a new boot sponsor, demonstrating his continued commitment to his business. Adidas, who now produces Real Madrid’s recognisable uniforms, and Puma, who recently inked a $12 million annual boot contract with Jack Grealish, are both interested.