Real Madrid have announced that Vinicius Junior has signed a new contract with the club, keeping the Brazil forward at the Santiago Bernabeu until 30 June 2032.
The agreement extends the relationship between Vinicius Junior and Real Madrid, who confirmed the renewal in an official statement. The Brazilian joined the Spanish club in the summer of 2018, when he was 18, and has since become one of the central figures of the team.
Real Madrid said Vinicius Junior had played an important role during one of the most successful periods in the club’s history. The announcement highlighted his contribution to a side that has collected major domestic and international honours during his time in Madrid.
Across eight seasons with Real Madrid, Vinicius Junior has made 375 appearances and scored 128 goals. During that spell, he has helped the club win 14 trophies.
His honours include two UEFA Champions League titles, three FIFA Club World Cups and two UEFA Super Cups. He has also won three La Liga titles, one Copa del Rey and three Spanish Super Cups.
That record places the forward among the most significant members of the current Real Madrid squad, according to the club’s statement. His new contract, running for almost another six years, represents a long-term commitment between the player and one of European football’s most successful clubs.
The renewal also ensures that Vinicius Junior’s future will remain tied to Real Madrid through 30 June 2032. The club’s announcement focused on both the length of the new agreement and the player’s achievements since arriving in the Spanish capital.
Vinicius Junior’s time at Real Madrid began in 2018, with the forward joining as an 18-year-old. Since then, his 375 matches and 128 goals have formed a substantial part of his record for the club, while his 14 trophies reflect the success of the team during the same period.
Real Madrid’s list of achievements in the announcement covers success in Europe, global competitions and Spain. The two UEFA Champions League victories and three FIFA Club World Cups are joined by two UEFA Super Cups, while the domestic honours consist of three La Liga titles, one Copa del Rey and three Spanish Super Cups.
The club described Vinicius Junior as one of the key players of a particularly successful era in its history. His contract extension formally confirms that he will continue to be part of Real Madrid’s plans until the end of June 2032.