Brazil drew 3-3 against Spain at the Santiago Bernabeu as the epic encounter between the two sides led to lots of hostility on the pitch. The game was a friendly match with nothing to play for but pride. Vinicius Jr. showed that pride as he was involved in two incidents where he wanted to fight with two Spanish players. One of the Spanish players is Cristiano Ronaldo's current teammate at Al Nassr, Aymeric Laporte. The other player he had a disagreement with was Alvaro Morata. Vinicius' actions seemed to be justified, but one of these Spanish players went online to laugh at him for his attitude.
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At the end of the Spain vs Brazil match, Vinicius Jr was seen exchanging words with Morata at the bench, and he needed it to be pulled back. Vinicius was very angry with Morata, and many thought it was Vinicius causing problems. A clip shows Vinicius relaxed until he saw Morata having a disagreement with some people from the crowd at the Santiago Bernabeu. Morata was booed because he is an Atletico Madrid player and played for Real Madrid before.
Spain national team coach Luis de la Fuente spoke about the incident and said, “Morata getting whistled at by the Bernabéu… it hurts me to the core that in my country, they boo a player of the national team, the captain who is a role model for us, an example. It really hurts. When I hear those boos, I feel ashamed”.
Vinicius had another situation with Laporte, who pushed a Brazilian during a corner kick. Vinicius saw Laporte push his teammate, and then Vini pushed him back. Both players were separated, but Laporte left a message for him online.
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A football fan posted a video of Vinicius angry at Laporte with a sarcastic comment that reads, "I just want to play football." Laporte quoted a video that makes fun of Vinicius ("I just want to play football") with "Maybe he wanted to dance".
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