In 2015, Vinicius Junior marked his debut for Brazil’s under-15 international squad, continuing as a junior team member until he turned 18. 

He has the potential to shine in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar while representing Real Madrid and Flamengo when not playing for Brazil.

Aside from his football career, the 22-year-old has diverse interests evident on his social media, where he showcases a penchant for opulent yachts, uniforms, and automobiles. 

With substantial career earnings, Vinicius has treated himself to an impressive car collection, providing a stylish mode of transportation to training.

Known for footballers’ affinity for Audis, Vinicius follows suit with three Audis in his garage, including the Audi A7. This well-crafted vehicle boasts a distinctive appearance and a powerful 335-horsepower V6 engine with a 0-60 time of less than six seconds. Given Vinicius’s reported weekly salary of $208,000 at Real Madrid, this luxury car aligns with his elevated lifestyle.

His second Audi, acquired at a $70,000 discount, features an SUV-like exterior, traditional grille, LED headlights, and a robust 402-horsepower engine. As an electric vehicle, it offers quick charging capabilities, reaching 80% in 30 minutes—an elegant and environmentally conscious choice for Vinicius’s travels between the club, practice, and games.

Vinicius’s previous Audi, the Q7, is the most expensive among his collection, typically valued at $368,000. Given to him as a celebrity perk, Audi provides new cars to Real Madrid’s players and coach each season. The Audi Q7 owned by Vinicius might be replaced in the upcoming September cycle.

Not limited to Audis, Vinicius breaks the mold with a Lamborghini Urus, a $250,000 “entry-level” SUV known for its exceptional power.

 Equipped with dual turbocharged V8 engines producing 641 horsepower, the Urus accelerates swiftly for an SUV, presenting an impressive alternative for those seeking size, speed, and power beyond the Audi range.