Bayern Munich Eye Stunning Swoop for Real Madrid Star Wanted by Chelsea, PSG | OneFootball

Vinícius Jr.’s future at Real Madrid may be uncertain, and PSG could stand to benefit. Following the 2025-26 season, the Brazilian will have just one year remaining on his current contract, which runs through June 2027.

This puts pressure on the Spanish club to secure the attacker with a new deal. Otherwise, Real Madrid could face the tough choice of selling him next summer rather than risk losing him for free.

Additionally, with Kylian Mbappé joining last year, could Real Madrid be tempted to cash in on Vinícius Jr. and reinvest the funds to build a squad around the former PSG star?

SPORT previously reported that Vinicius would be open to playing for Luis Enrique at PSG. It will be interesting to see how this entire saga transpires, but Mbappé could see the Neymar Jr. story repeat itself in Spain.

Top European Clubs Eye Real Madrid Star Vinícius Jr.

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OK Diario reports that Bayern Munich and PSG have added their names to the growing list of Premier League clubs showing interest in Vinícius Jr, if he were to become available soon.

Transfer insider Graeme Bailey recently told The Chelsea Chronicle that Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly would love to land a “generational player” like Vinicius, even if it goes against the club’s targeting of younger, developing talents. Bailey added that Boehly is especially drawn to the “commercial gains” the Real Madrid star could bring to Stamford Bridge.

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Saudi clubs remain interested in Vinicius and are willing to offer him massive wages, but Bailey noted that the forward “does not want to go” to the Middle East. Instead, Chelsea, Manchester City, and Liverpool are seen as his primary Premier League suitors, with a move to England becoming increasingly attractive to him.

Bailey still believes the most likely outcome is Vinicius signing a new deal with Real Madrid, though he’s reportedly “not happy” and feels “unsettled” in Spain.