Rainier talks about leaving Real Madrid: I was rented out for 5 years in those 5 years, and I was not happy

Hupu, August 6th, According to news from many Spanish media, 23-year-old Real Madrid striker Rainier has returned to Brazil and is about to join Atletico Minero. The two sides plan to sign a contract until 2029. Currently, they are only waiting for the news that Real Madrid officially announced the player's departure, and the transfer matter will be settled. On Tuesday night, Rainier arrived at the Brazilian Belo Horizonte International Airport. In an interview, he revealed that he did not feel the care he deserved while at the European club.

About the feeling of returning to Brazil

"As soon as I got here, I heard the warm cheers of the fans. At that moment, I was so excited that I even got goosebumps, and my mother was so moved that she almost burst into tears. I was very happy to join Atletico Minero, which will become my new home. I have never experienced such care before, and I am really happy. I am looking forward to wearing Atletico Minero jersey, I will do my best for the team, and I have made all preparations."

About playing for Real Madrid and my future plans

" , I have been trying to find my own happiness. I have been there for five years, but I have been rented out for five years, but I have not been happy in these five years. Atletico Minero's sports director Paul Brax has been paying attention to me, and club manager Leandro also attaches great importance to me. I also communicated with head coach Kuca. I am very satisfied with the team's plan. I believe everything will go smoothly in the future. "

Renier transferred from Flamenco to Real Madrid for a transfer fee of 30 million euros in January 2020, but in these five years in Europe, he has never played for Real Madrid's first team. During this period, he was loaned to teams such as Dortmund, Girona, Frosinone and Granada. He scored only 7 goals in 105 appearances and contributed 8 assists. In this transfer, Atletico Minero bought 50% of Rainier's ownership.