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Paris Saint-Germain is continuing its loyalty strategy by extending the contract of Vitinha, the 24-year-old Portuguese international. According to information from Fabrizio Romano, the agreement is complete: Vitinha will extend his lease until June 2029, with a significant salary increase.
Arriving two and a half years ago from FC Porto, the midfielder was able to convince his club, despite a tense context at PSG, marked by tensions between Luis Enrique and part of his locker room.
Manchester City failed for Vitinha
This strong commitment from PSG also puts an end to the ambitions of Manchester City, who tried to secure the services of Vitinha last summer. According to AS, the Citizens had approached the player, but PSG did not follow up on their offer, reaffirming its attachment to its midfielder.
Highly appreciated by Luis Enrique, Vitinha represents the future of the club in a context where the stability of the squad is crucial for the Parisian management.
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