Vinicius Jr., one of the most dazzling talents of football and a cornerstone of Real Madrid’s present and future, may soon find himself before a crisis that no defender has ever presented him: A potentially two -year ban from football. But what is even more shocking than the possible suspension is reason Behind that – a situation that extends across the lines for business, ethics and supervisory surveillance in the modern game.
There is no question Vinicius’ importance to Real Madrid. The 24-year-old Brazilian has been in brilliant form and points 21 goals and delivers 15 assists in 47 matches Over all competitions this season. His performances have not only made him necessary for Carlo Ancelotti’s installation but also raised his global profile. With a contract that runs up to 2027 and a current market value on $ 228 millionHe is generally seen as one of the pillars in Los Blanco’s next big era.
A storm, however, has brewed off the pitch, and it is now threatening to throw its career into trouble.
FIFA investigates: The ownership conflict raises red flags
Drama started when Tiberis Holding Do Brasila Brazilian company, submitted a formal complaint to FIFA’s ethical committee on April 7. According to HighlightThe complaint is aimed at Vinicius Jr. for breaking against FIFA’s ethical regulations – specifically the rule prohibits active professional players from owning efforts in football clubs.
“Vinicius Junior is registered as the owner of several professional football clubs, which can violate international football rules,” reported Highlight. The complaint claims that this ownership is facilitated by a company called All sports agencywhich is handled by Player’s father and agent, Thassilo Soares.
The most profiled acquisition during review is Athletic Club de Sao Joao del Reia Brazilian side recently promoted to Series B.. Tiberis, as previously owned 16.5% of the clubclaims that it was denied its First refusal When shares were sold to everyone. Despite a Sao Paulo Court that temporarily stops sales and initiated arbitration, the company is linked to Vinicius reportedly took operational control by the club anyway.
In addition to this, Vinicius is also connected to Portuguese side Alvercaraise further concerns about cross -border player transfers and competition integrity. Such an instance saw a player –Rafael Concepticao—Move on loans from Sao Joao del Rei to Alverca, a transaction that reportedly intensified FIFA’s interest in the case.
What are the possible consequences?
According to the complaint, these actions may Violates Article 20 of FIFA’s ethical code and Article 22 of Spain’s sports regulationsboth of which aim to prevent Conflicts of interest and maintain Competition balance in Global Soccer.
“The maximum penalty for such a violation is a two -year suspension,” Highlight States. While a ban is the most serious option on the table, other penalties – such as Heavy financial fines or a Forced sale of ownership– is also predominantly.
“This FIFA investigation and its results are of great interest not only for the player but also for the entire football world,” The report adds. “Vinicius’ disqualification can seriously affect Real Madrid’s plans for the current and future seasons”. Currently, FIFA has not issued an official decisionBut they review the complaint. All eyes are now in the Ethics Committee and which precedent this case can set for the sport.
