Madrid 'continue to believe in Vinicius' as the Brazilian won't be sold in Jan

Zinedine Zidane made a bold call and didn't include Vinicius Jr in his matchday squad for the LaLiga Santander clash with Real Sociedad on Saturday, yet Real Madrid continue to believe in the Brazilian.
That took the recent record to five of the last eight matches in which the former Flamengo prodigy hasn't even been called up to the squad by the French coach, who clearly doesn't trust him in the same way Santiago Solari did last term.
Zidane aside, the view from within the club is that the Brazilian is an invaluable asset who will be part of the future of the Spanish club.
Whilst the situation is surprising to those behind the scenes at Valdebebas, they remain calm because Vinicius Jr has demonstrated his incredible mental strength since he was 16 and debuting in senior football.
In the dark days of the Solari era, Los Blancos depended on Vinicius to get them out of trouble almost constantly, and until his untimely injury against Ajax he was burgeoning into a huge star.
A coaching change has made life difficult for him, but his performances have bought him credit in the bank, and there isn't anyone who has lost faith with him, and he remains one of the marquee assets that the club holds.
Understandably, transfer rumours always come when a player is out of the senior team, but those in power at Valdebebas have totally discounted a transfer in January for the forward.
They maintain that the moment for the forward will come this season, and that due to his mental strength and his phenomenal physical assets he will take his chance when it arrives.