Every article: If Vinicius leaves the team next summer, Real Madrid will choose Manchester City forward Haaland as his replacement.

According to "Daily Sports" report, if Vinicius leaves the team for Saudi Arabia next summer, Real Madrid will try to introduce Haaland.

The contract renewal between Real Madrid and Vinicius has reached a deadlock. The Brazilian forward is resolute in the contract renewal negotiations and is unwilling to accept the salary cap set by the club. Although his contract will expire in 2027, if an agreement cannot be reached, he is willing to leave the team for free after fulfilling the contract, which has aroused the alarm of the club's senior management.

Real Madrid hopes Vinicius can stay on the team, but is unwilling to pay an exorbitant price. Real Madrid has provided him with a net income contract with an annual salary of 20 million euros, which can reach 25 million euros with floating clauses. However, players are demanding salary parity with Mbappe's. La Liga giants believe this comparison is unreasonable because Mbappe joined as a free agent and received a special signing fee. In addition, the club also pointed out that they had introduced 18-year-old Vinicius from Flamengo for 45 million euros, which was a long-term investment.

Florentino insists on implementing the salary policy so that no one can exceed the set upper limit. Management believes that breaking this structure will lead to similar demands from other players. Therefore, if Vinicius does not accept the conditions, Real Madrid will consider listening to offers next summer to take advantage of his high market value. In this case, the club has begun considering potential replacements.

Haaland's name is frequently mentioned in Real Madrid's senior offices, and the Norwegian forward is regarded as the first choice replacement after Vinicius may leave the team. While signing Haaland won't be easy (he's contracted until 2034), Real Madrid's good relationship with his agent Rafaela Pimenta keeps the possibility open. In addition, Haaland himself has never ruled out the possibility of wearing a white jersey in the future.

In England, this option is not considered remote either. Former Villa executive Keith Winnes said recently: "I think Haaland may leave after the end of this season. There are many rumors about Vinicius's possible move to Saudi Arabia, and the 200 million euro offer for the Brazilian may give Real Madrid the opportunity to make an offer to Haaland."

At present, Real Madrid is not in a hurry to take action, and the club believes that negotiations with Vinicius can be resolved before affecting the locker room or team performance. However, the club is already formulating various plans to avoid irreparable losses.

As a key figure in the team's recent success, Vinicius continues to focus on this season's competition, but his future has begun to be full of uncertainty. If the wage gap persists, there could be a turning point next summer with Vinicius leaving and Haaland joining the Bernabeu as his replacement.