Few times has a player made his discomfort at a substitution so evident while still on the pitch. This was the case of Vinicius, who 'went crazy' with his substitution and brought the bad vibes to the Bernabeu, which was living a party with the white victory. But what happened with Vinicius was so strong that a mixture of whistles and silence invaded the Madrid stands.

The Brazilian saw the board with his number on it 20 minutes from the end of the game and from the other end he began to make gestures of disapproval. At first few people noticed, but the player's gestures of anger were so insistent and so obvious that in the end everyone focused on him. All the way to the sideline, and from the other end where he was playing, Vinicius just kept pointing at himself in disbelief and opening his arms in clear anger. His anger was monumental and increased as he approached the sideline. The Bernabeu could not believe what it was seeing. Vinicius was unleashed in his anger and all this looking directly at the bench, where Xabi Alonso was.

He went to the locker room and then came back

Vinicius went out of his way to make eye contact with Xabi Alonso, on the bench, while continuing to point at himself and open his arms. He went to the sideline and reluctantly high-fived Rodrygo, who replaced him. Immediately afterwards, Vinicius headed furiously towards the bench, gesturing that it could not be, that it was not happening anymore.

He went to the bench and immediately went to the dressing room. Shortly afterwards, and after the initial heat, Vinicius returned to the bench to watch the end of the match. It is not the first time that the Brazilian has provoked a similar incident after being substituted, but it is the one that will cause the most controversy because of the way in which it has occurred.