According to Corbe Radio, Vinicius did not mention Alonso's name in his apology letter. Real Madrid believes that the outside world's attention to the matter exceeds internal opinions.

On Wednesday, Vinicius apologized to his Real Madrid teammates for his inappropriate behavior after the substitution in the national derby. After two days of rest, Real Madrid resumed training, and Vinicius used the opportunity to communicate with the coach and the dressing room and ask for forgiveness. He also posted a letter of apology to the club and fans on social media. After speaking with the players, the Brazilian came face-to-face with Alonso.

Both the players, the club and Alonso accepted Vinicius' apology, although the head coach's name was not mentioned in the statement he released, which remains a mystery. Alonso will hold a press conference this Friday and is likely to be asked about it then.