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Learn about the course and cost of the college that Vini Jr.'s brother will attend in Madrid

extra15 September 2026 at 08:09

José das Neves Oliveira Neto, known as Netinho, Vini Jr.'s brother, decided to invest in his studies and start his first undergraduate degree at Universidad Europea de Madrid, one of the most prestigious private universities in Spain. The young man chose the Business Administration and Marketing course, following a different career path from his brother, but one that will be connected to the football world.

Netinho already works at the institute named after Vini Jr., the Instituto Vini Jr. The knowledge acquired in college could help him with functions related to the player's career and with managing his brother's projects.

The course chosen by Netinho costs nearly R$ 93 thousand per year, considering tuition and other activities required for the program. The university is located in Madrid, where Vini Jr. plays for Real Madrid.

Why this matters

Brazilian readers interested in the football universe know more about Vini Jr.'s routine and his family. The information about the cost of college in Spain (nearly R$ 93 thousand annually) can serve as a reference for those considering studying abroad, especially at Spanish private universities.

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