Chance creation
Playmaking output: assists, key passes, and custom chance-creation signals.
Gaúcho - 1 · Midfielder · #0 · Brazil · 22 yrs
Vinícius is a midfielder. Vinícius is a Brazilian international, 22 years old, midfielder. Vinícius was born in Palmeira das Missões, Brazil on 2002-07-21. Vinícius's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Gaúcho - 1, Serie C. Vinícius's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Vinícius season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Midfielder · #0
Season intelligence
Profile as Midfielder: balanced output without a single dominant trait. Archetype: Balanced contributor.
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Per-90 rates, efficiency ratios, and Sportra indices from season totals.
Playmaking output: assists, key passes, and custom chance-creation signals.
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In an exclusive interview the Brazil coach talks about being in charge of ‘the most important national team’, how to get the best out of Vinícius Júnior and what he learned at MadridIs Carlo Ancelotti an ambitious man? The Italian leans back and smiles. “Me? I’m not ambitious. Why? Why are you asking that?” The reason for the question is simple: the 66-year-old is one of the most successful managers ever, with five Champions League wins and league titles in England, France, Germany, Italy and Spain. But he still wants more. Last May he was appointed Brazil head coach with one objective: to win the World Cup.“I’m not obsessed with winning,” Ancelotti says. “What I have is a passion for enjoying the moments that football has given me. I’m not obsessed with winning the World Cup, but I have the pleasure and passion to enjoy the moment I’m living in, leading the most important national team in the world.” Continue reading...
Barcelona defeated Real Madrid, dominating the match from start to finish and claiming the 2025-26 LaLiga title. Thanks to an impressive goal by Marcus Rashford and a solid strike by Ferran Torres, they left their rivals with no chance. Barcelona demonstrated their formidable strength and excellent form by defeating Real Madrid to claim the LaLiga title for the second consecutive season. While the Blaugranas focused on controlling possession, the Blancos relied on quick counterattacks. However, the defensive efficiency of Hansi Flick’s team left their opponents with no options. Furthermore, Marcus Rashford and Ferran Torres set a high scoring pace, sealing the victory. Acknowledging his team’s lack of creativity, Real Madrid head coach Álvaro Arbeloa opted for a rock-solid midfield pairing of Aurelien Tchouameni and Eduardo Camavinga, seeking stability. However, they failed to provide balance and fed few balls to Jude Bellingham, who was unable to organize the play or lead effective counterattacks. As a result, Vinicius Jr. and Brahim Diaz had to receive passes from the defense in an attempt to launch counterattacks. After scoring an early goal just 9 minutes into the game, Barcelona managed to dictate the pace of the match. To do so, the duo of Pedri and Gavi were essential, controlling the tempo and thwarting any attempt by Real Madrid to advance offensively. Furthermore, their intense high press kept their opponents pinned in their own box, forcing the defense to act as a creative hub with deep passes and leaving goalkeeper Joan Garcia with little to do. Fermin Lopez and Dani Olmo brilliantly led the Blaugranas’ attack. After receiving passes from the defense or from Pedri, both players switched positions and created team plays to open up spaces. There, Marcus Rashford emerged as one of the best players, shining on the right wing with dribbling and constant speed, making a solid impact. With this, they overshadowed Vinicius Jr.’s attempts to launch effective counterattacks. Ronald Araujo of FC Barcelona lifts the LaLiga EA Sports trophy as players of FC Barcelona celebrate. Marcus Rashford and Ferran Torres lead Barcelona’s victory Although Lamine Yamal’s absence seemed to be quite noticeable, Marcus Rashford proved himself up to the task against Barcelona. Not only did he make a huge impact on the team, but he also scored an impressive free kick. After a foul on Ferran Torres on the edge of the box, the Englishman decided to take the free kick and fired a powerful shot across goal at Thibaut Courtois. Real Madrid goalkeeper couldn’t reach the ball, opening the scoring. MARCUS RASHFORD OH MY WORD WHAT A FREE KICK GOAL! SPOTIFY CAMP NOU IS ROCKING!Watch now on ESPN and the App! pic.twitter.com/VqyIDe0OQi— ESPN (@espn) May 10, 2026 Following a precise cross from Fermin Lopez to Dani Olmo, the Spaniard midfielder receives the ball and plays it back first-time with a pass to Ferran Torres. After controlling the ball, he managed to unleash a powerful shot toward Thibaut Courtois’s goal, leaving him with no chance to make the save. With these two goals, the Blaugranas managed to put pressure on Real Madrid and pin them back in their own penalty area, thanks to brilliant team play. DANI OLMO WITH AN UNREAL LAY OFF TO FERRAN TORRES TO MAKE IT 2-0!!BARCELONA ARE COOKIN' EARLY ON 🔥 pic.twitter.com/VELX0Z66Ca— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) May 10, 2026
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