Vinicius Jr is reportedly looking for a contract that would match Kylian Mbappe's, with a weekly wage of €600,962. However, Real Madrid are unwilling to meet these demands, and the situation has become increasingly tense.

Several reports have suggested that a deal was close, but the player's entourage have denied the claims, and the situation remains unresolved. The club has made it clear that no player is bigger than the team, and Vinicius Jr's outbursts have not helped his case.

Real Madrid are doing everything they can to ensure Vinicius Jr signs a new contract, but it's unclear whether this will happen. If he were to leave, the club would likely demand a fee of over €100 million, and any interested club would also have to pay his wages over the course of his contract.

A few Premier League clubs could afford to sign Vinicius Jr, but they're starting to shy away from signing players on high wages. PSG could also be a possibility, but they're not in need of a left winger, and they've moved away from the superstar model.

The most likely option for Vinicius Jr is a move to Saudi Arabia, where he would earn a staggering €1 billion over five years. However, this would mean giving up a career at the elite level, and it's unclear whether Vinicius Jr would be willing to make this sacrifice.

If Vinicius Jr were to leave Real Madrid, the club would have a huge problem to solve. Mbappe would take his place on the left, but the club would need to find a new striker to fill the void up top. The obvious answer is Erling Haaland, but this is unlikely to happen.

Real Madrid could look to their young striker Endrick, who they signed for around €60 million. This would be a wise option, as Endrick has bags of potential and could be the perfect replacement for Vinicius Jr.

In conclusion, it's a Catch 22 for Vinicius Jr. His wage demands are unlikely to be met by Real Madrid, and a move to Saudi Arabia would mean giving up a career at the elite level. Expect this move to happen in the not too distant future.