The storied Rio de Janeiro stadium presented the striker with the “Medalha Tirandentes.”

Vinicius Jnr. has been awarded the most significant medal of the State of Rio de Janeiro, which is given out by the Legislative Assembly to individuals and organizations who contribute significantly to social issues. The Real Madrid footballer received the prize as a result of the racial abuse he endured in Spain and his efforts to promote equality in society.

Vini expressed her gratitude and emotion during the ceremony in the Maracana box, saying, “I hope my family is proud of me for everything they have done for me to come here. I am extremely young, therefore today is very special.

The soccer star reflected on making his professional debut in the famous Brazilian arena, saying, “This is a special place for me.” Vinicius also walked the Maracana Walk of Fame, leaving his mark there.

formally approved the “Vini Jr. Law.”

A statute bearing his name was approved by the state of Rio de Janeiro on the same day that the new Real Madrid “7” was announced.

The new rule allows for matches to be stopped if there are any racist acts or displays towards any person present. Additionally, it sets a number of corrective and instructional methods to stop racist behavior in the stadium stands of Rio de Janeiro.

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