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6 months ago
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He is having a great season for his second under the tunic of PSG. Still impressive this Sunday on the Montpellier pitch, Vitinha put together great performances and was a great architect of his team’s widespread success. Author of the Ile-de-France opening score with a superb sequence, the Portuguese midfielder has become a permanent fixture in Luis Enrique’s midfield and was excellent this evening.
“We had a very good matchsavored Vitinha at the end of the meeting at the microphone of Prime Video. We started the match very well but we came back two goals. We must emphasize our attitude. It’s not easy to play in a stadium like that. We responded and showed what PSG is. It’s a good evening. As soon as I’m on the pitch, I’m good. It’s good to be able to move up and with the current dynamic, we have to continue like this. Without consistency, it would be worth nothing. The most important thing is to win matches. The title ? We know we are closer. There are 8 matches left and we will have to play them with the same intensity and the same seriousness.»
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