Real Madrid has presented a final contract offer to Vinicius Junior amid reported interest from Arsenal. The Brazil international, who has scored 128 goals in 375 appearances and won 14 trophies with the Spanish club, has one year remaining on his current deal. After multiple attempts to extend his contract without reaching an agreement, Real Madrid has reportedly made it clear to Vinicius that the latest proposal is their last offer, with no further negotiations planned.

The club has indicated that if Vinicius accepts the terms, his contract will be renewed. However, if he declines, Real Madrid is prepared to consider selling him this summer to avoid losing the player on a free transfer next year. This move appears aimed at protecting the club’s interests while leaving open the possibility of a transfer should the forward decide to move on.

Arsenal has emerged as a potential destination for Vinicius, with the Premier League side seeking to strengthen their squad under manager Mikel Arteta. The Gunners have already invested in attacking options this summer, including the £34 million signing of Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge, and are reportedly pursuing Newcastle captain Bruno Guimaraes as well.

Speaking about the club’s transfer ambitions, Arteta emphasized the desire to elevate Arsenal’s competitiveness, stating that the team aims to reach a higher level and evolve their playing style. “We have identified where we have opportunities to grow and to improve and to evolve our game and what is going to be needed to achieve that,” he said. Arteta’s remarks underline Arsenal’s intent to strengthen key areas as they seek to challenge more consistently at the top level.

As the contract situation develops, both Real Madrid and Arsenal will monitor the responses in the coming weeks to determine the next steps for Vinicius Junior’s future.