Carlo Ancelotti Frustrated Over Real Madrid Star's On-Field Behavior, Fueling Speculation - REPORTS

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Carlo Ancelotti is reportedly not happy with Vinicius Jr’s on field antics

According to the reports, Carlo Ancelotti, manager of Real Madrid, is apparently becoming annoyed with forward Vinicius Junior's actions during games. Among the most often warned La Liga players are the 24-year-old.

Vinicius has not gained Ancelotti's favour despite his obvious on-field ability because of his seeming inclination to question officials, which has resulted in three yellow cards this season.

The new rules let only the team captain challenge referee rulings on penalties, red cards, or disallowed goals. Many players, especially Vinicius, apparently find it difficult to follow this rule, however. After the 3-2 victory over Alaves, Ancelotti voiced his worries stressing the significance of players respecting the rules. As quoted by Sportskeeda, Carlo Ancelotti said: 

“The rules have changed, and we have to get used to this. We have to avoid protests, and that's it. It's not fair or unfair. We have to adapt to this, and that's it.”

Vinicius has three yellow cards after only seven games. Tribal Football claims that Ancelotti and his son Davide, along with the coaching staff, have addressed their concerns with the Brazilian about improving his on-field behaviour. Still, these conversations seem to have had little effect. Ancelotti reportedly has "given up" on Vinicius and is demoralised.

Real Madrid, the reigning champions, have also got nine yellow cards in seven games this season; Vinicius is mostly responsible for this number.