Unfortunate news has emerged for Real Madrid’s Vinicius today, as he faces the possibility of a La Liga suspension following a booking in the Osasuna victory.

Real Madrid’s Brazilian winger, Vinicius Junior, is set to sit out their next La Liga fixture against Athletic Club due to a recent booking, adding to his disciplinary woes despite a stellar performance in the 4-2 win against Osasuna, where he scored twice.

Manager Carlo Ancelotti lauded the 23-year-old’s impactful display on the field and noted his potential for further growth, highlighting Vinicius’ effectiveness and ability to handle pressure, attributing his success to his serious, humble, and intelligent attitude.

However, Vinicius’ aggressive playing style often makes him a target for opposing defenses, leading to frequent fouls and disciplinary issues. His recent yellow card for dissent marked his fifth booking in La Liga, triggering an automatic suspension for the Athletic Club match.

Despite this setback, Vinicius remains eligible for Real Madrid’s crucial Champions League quarter-final clash against Manchester City in April, emphasizing the importance of discipline in professional football and the need for players to maintain composure under pressure.

Real Madrid’s comfortable lead at the top of the La Liga table has been further solidified by the victory over Osasuna, extending their advantage to ten points, with title rivals Girona suffering a defeat.

Moreover, Jude Bellingham’s return after the international break, following a two-game suspension, will bolster the team’s midfield options and provide Ancelotti with added tactical flexibility.

As Real Madrid navigates through the latter stages of the season, Vinicius’ suspension represents a minor setback, but the team remains focused on their pursuit of success in domestic and European competitions, with key players returning and Ancelotti’s experienced guidance steering them towards their objectives.