Real Madrid fans are completely shocked by the player’s “terrible” display against Arsenal and are urgently calling for his “wages to be docked immediately.”

Real Madrid supporters have taken to social media to voice their frustration following the team’s poor showing against Arsenal in the Champions League.

On Tuesday evening, Arsenal hosted the Spanish heavyweights at the Emirates Stadium in a highly anticipated European showdown.

After a closely fought opening half, Arsenal took control after the break. Declan Rice stunned fans with two spectacular free-kick goals, putting the Gunners 2-0 ahead. Mikel Merino then added a third in the 75th minute, giving Arsenal a commanding lead heading into next week’s second leg at the Bernabeu.

Vinicius Jr Faces Backlash After Lackluster Display

Much of the criticism from Madrid fans focused on Vinicius Jr, who many felt failed to deliver when it mattered most. One disgruntled supporter posted: “Vinicius, Mbappe, Rodrygo, and Ancelotti should all have their wages cut for the next year. That was humiliating.”

Another questioned: “Where was Vinicius today, seriously?”

A third wrote: “Vinicius was dreadful tonight. Honestly, the whole front three were awful.”

Someone else joked: “Vinicius Jr went missing again – thought he’d dominate, but he vanished.”

One comment read: “Vinicius was a ghost out there. Nowhere to be seen when Madrid needed him most.”

Another added: “Vinicius Junior has been off all season. He looks exhausted—a shadow of the player he was last year.”

Praise Pours in for Arsenal’s Second-Half Brilliance

On Amazon Prime, football legend Alan Shearer commended Arsenal’s performance, saying: “They’ve put themselves in a fantastic position. That second half was outstanding—they did everything right and fully deserve their lead.”

Clarence Seedorf echoed the sentiment: “Arsenal can be hit or miss, but once they start scoring, it’s relentless. They cleared their heads in the second half. Saka’s confidence drove those key moments—his play helped create the free-kick chances. It was a near-perfect second half.”

The Gunners will now return to Premier League duty on Saturday, where they’ll face Brentford as they continue their chase of league leaders Liverpool, with seven games remaining.