NFL's Bijan Robinson Offers Advice to Vinicius Jr.

The bad moment Vinicius Jr. is going through is no longer a surprise to anyone. It is a topic that has been mentioned on multiple occasions since the start of this season. However, on this occasion, it was not a teammate or journalist who spoke about the Brazilian's performance; it was an NFL player. We are talking about Bijan Robinson, a running back for the Atlanta Falcons.

"What I can tell him (Vinicius) is to stay on the same path and not worry about the external noise, because once that seeps in, you start listening to and believing what people say about you. I would recommend that he stay away from social media and the like. Just trust in the plan God has for his career, which is going to be incredible.

No matter what the situation is, whether you have ups and downs or go through a bad moment, we all go through that, through weeks like that. In his case, focus on doing the best for his team and doing it at a high level, and that way, when his moment comes, without a doubt, he will do what he knows best on the field of play," Robinson said.

Without a doubt, it is a complicated moment in Vinicius' career, since the fanbase is beginning to believe that when he is on the field, the team plays worse. Madridismo is beginning to call for Yan Diomande on the left flank, which is where he was playing during the matches in which Vini could not participate due to suspension in LaLiga. A formation in which Arda Guler was on the right flank and did a great job whenever he was required.

The fanbase and journalists are beginning to wonder what Jose Mourinho will do when he has the Brazilian available again in the league. Will he use him on the left again and send Diomande to the right flank? Will he sit him on the bench? There are many questions that arise, but for now there is no answer. What is true is that, in the recent matches in which Vini starts as a left winger, it gives the sensation that the team loses offensive power.

He cannot be criticized for not trying, because he tries, but it seems that his aim in front of goal is asleep, as is his dribbling, since against AEK it could be seen how he wanted to shake off rivals with his typical dribbles, but they were not effective; everything was intercepted by the Greeks, so he ended up resorting to his speed. For the good of the player and Real Madrid, let's hope he returns to his great level soon.