Aymeric Laporte's 'hesitation' to Vinicius after his clash in Spain-Brazil

This Tuesday, Spain and Brazil confronted in Santiago Bernabéu in the closing of the first stop of selections 2024, but besides with the idea and with the lemma to continue the fight against the racism. Both selections relate with Vinicius, victim in some opportunities of comments of hate to his person by his colour of skin or other physical characteristics, by what contest a party inside the country in which it plays the extreme to level of clubs, in front of this selection, and with the country that represents the '7', had a lot sense, although neither under this stage the controversial could remain far.

The forward of the Real Madrid, very backed by the terracing of a Bernabéu that sees him each weekend, was very short of patience along the party, so much when it was in the field as when it left to the bench. Besides, the Brazilian team was uncomfortable with the arbitration of the Portuguese referee, something that quickly did that the party escaped him of the hands. But if some action can resumir perfectly what sucedía in the field could have been the clash between Vinicius and Aymeric Laporte.

And it is that in that action the images showed when the footballer madridista took advantage of a situation where the game was detained for with his right arm, and without an apparent reason, hit against the back of the defender, the one who turned of immediate way and separated to Vini, while they began some dialogues. Rodri Tried to go down the level of this taut crossing inside the terrain of game, but the things were still in social networks because the player of the To the Nassr left his feelings with a lot of irony.

Laporte reposteó A publication in which they did upsetting to a very recent sentence of the attacker of 23 years: "Only I want to play to the football". In this message, the footballer added an opinion of it sucedido in ironic tone: "Perhaps it wanted to dance...?". Besides, it accompanied it of distinct emoticones that did reference to his misiva and included a carita smiling. His allusion surely is because Vinicius chooses to celebrate his goals in distinct opportunities with a series of movements, of which has popularised the lemma: "it Dances, Vini, dances...".

Perhaps it wanted to dance..? 🕺🏻🤷🏻‍♂️😂 https://t.co/2zsbkjopni

— Aymeric Laporte (@Laporte) March 26, 2024

Vinícius, in the previous press conference to the party, said that he only wanted to "play to the football", and not to centre in at all more extradeportivo. It contrasts with the image of the player, pushing to Laporte, to which does reference the player of Spain. A message of the central that earns more felt after the celebration of Paquetá when it marked the last penalti, dancing beside the rest of Brazilian players. A lot of cloth.