Watch: Real Madrid duo faced Santiago Bernabeu’s wrath in Alaves win

It was not overwhelming at first, but it was enough to signal that patience is starting to wear thin. As the match unfolded, that tension did not fade – it built, as every involvement from the Brazilian seemed to amplify the reaction. Instead of the usual energy and backing he often receives, there was a clear sense of dissatisfaction from sections of the crowd.

It created an uncomfortable dynamic, both for the player and for the team. Carreras in spotlight too What makes the situation more striking is that Vinicius has often been one of the emotional leaders of this side. But this season, expectations have been different.

With the arrival of Kylian Mbappe and the pressure to deliver silverware, the margin for inconsistency has become extremely small. When performances dip, the Bernabeu does not stay quiet. The frustration was not limited to one individual, either.

Earlier in the match, Alvaro Carreras drew a reaction after a defensive lapse that nearly gifted Alaves a clear opportunity. It was a sign that the crowd’s patience with mistakes had already run out. Then there was Camavinga The most intense moment, however, arrived in the second half.