Spanish news outlet El Desmarque has reported that Tottenham are monitoring the situation of Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior. It suggests that his preference is to succeed at the Bernabeu, but there are concerns about whether he is adapting well to life in Spain.
The 19-year-old made a £38 million move to Madrid from Flamengo in 2017, when he was just 16 and has made 32 appearances for the Spanish side since. This season, he has started just five league games and made a further five appearances off the bench.

The Brazilian has scored once and provided one assist in those games and rumours are beginning to circulate about a move to England.
A player with an abundance of natural ability and flair, Vinicius is regarded as one of the world’s most promising young wingers. But would he be a success in England?
TBR’s view – Vinicius Jr could struggle in the Premier League and would be a risky signing for Tottenham

Despite his clear ability, Vinicius’s current problems in Spain relate to difficulty adapting to the league. Many people see the Premier League as the most physical in the world, so the Brazilian may struggle to adapt once more.
Players of a slight nature often struggle to adapt to the Premier League. Vinicius may be better off biding his time at Real Madrid. Another disappointing move at such a young age could damage his confidence beyond repair.
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