Reinier, the young 21-year-old Brazilian attacking midfielder, said he never imagined his experience at Real Madrid and that he is grateful for the opportunity he was given at Atletico Mineiro. In an interview with AS, the player underlined the importance of play and trust, elements which, according to him, are fundamental for his development. "A player needs to play and have confidence. I think that's the most important thing," he said, adding that Atletico are giving him more space and that he is starting to believe in himself more.

Reinier arrived at Real Madrid at a young age, but was unable to find his place in the team. During his time at the Spanish club, the player was loaned out to several clubs, including Frosinone in Serie A, without managing to get noticed. “It wasn't at all what I expected, but I think I've matured a lot in every way,” he admitted, acknowledging that his growth has been influenced by experiences on different playing fields.

Despite his current situation, Reinier has not closed the door on a possible return to Real Madrid. "Why not? Who wouldn't want that?" he explained, but also reiterated that at the moment his focus is on Atletico Mineiro. “Now is not the time, and I am 100% focused on Atletico Mineiro, who put their trust in me and my football and made a great effort to sign me.” The Brazilian expressed his desire to honor the trust placed in him, promising to do everything possible to repay the affection received.

The player also expressed his satisfaction with the progress he has made so far. "Things are going well and I'm very happy. I hope I can improve further," he added, highlighting his determination to grow and contribute to the team's success.

With the season underway, Reinier will continue to focus on his role at Atletico Mineiro, looking to consolidate his position and demonstrate the value he can offer both on and off the pitch. The player's future remains open, but for now his focus is on the present and continuous improvement.

TuttomercatowebThis article was rewritten and localized by ScoreLens based on the original report.
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