Marca reported that Rainier did not make his debut in Real Madrid in five and a half years, and the prospects for the last year of his contract were bleak.
23-year-old Brazilian player Renier has not been able to make his debut in the first team since joining Real Madrid. Although his signing has aroused many expectations, he has experienced many unstable loans, injuries and missed opportunities over the past few years, and has never found a place in the club's plans.
Renier was loaned to Dortmund (two years), Girona, Frosinone and Granada, but failed to gain a foothold in these teams. The most recent loan in the Spanish League Two was seen as an opportunity to show off, but the results were not satisfactory. The club originally hoped that he would perform at this level to facilitate future sales, but this attempt was unsuccessful.
The current situation has become a problem for Real Madrid. Since the player has no place in any of the club's events and has no place to gain a foothold at the Waldbebas training base, it is even considered to terminate his contract early unless a suitable offer appears. Rainier is currently training alone, waiting for a chance to restart his career.
There were obvious signs last summer that despite Rainier training with the first team many times, it was simply because of the shortage of staff in international competitions. Head coach Ancelotti needs to pick players from the reserve and Castilla to complete the training, and Rainier is among them. However, he was excluded from the US roster, and as many as ten youth training players were accompanying him at the time, undoubtedly conveying a clear message: the club did not intend to reuse him. Therefore, Rainier once again seeks a new loan opportunity.
The situation has not changed this summer. When he started preparing for the Club World Cup on June 9, he was not called up for pre-season training and was not within the plan of the Castilla team coached by Alvaro Aveloa. In addition, he was excluded from a team called the "Expand Group", a group of marginalized players who train independently to solve the problem of where to go in the future. This way the club avoids the working group being too large, while not creating false hope for players who are excluded, so as not to affect coaches' focus on season preparation.
Faced with all the doors being closed, Rainier could only continue to train alone and look for opportunities to stay away from Waldbebas. The once-looking hopeful journey to Europe is now gradually heading towards a silent farewell. Although he is still talented, he urgently needs to find the right position and opportunity to prove himself. As of now, after spending €30 million transfer fees, Rainier's chapter in Real Madrid seems to be about to end, with almost no glorious moments or deep imprints, although it was believed that his potential even surpassed Rodrigo and Vinicius.