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Arriving at Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 2022, Vitinha has since established himself as one of the executives of the capital club’s squad.
Under the leadership of Luis Enrique, the Portuguese midfielder has moved into another dimension. His status has changed on and off the field.
Number 17 feels good at PSG with whom he should, unless there is a turnaround in the situation, extend his contract according to information from RMC Sport. Guest on the show
Rothen Ignites on RMCthe Portuguese international sent a beautiful declaration of love to PSG.
“Me, I want to continue at PSG, I want to have good years here. I’m happy here, the city, everything, my family. I am attached to the club and I want to continue,” he said on air. Words that should please all Parisian supporters.
His contract extension should be confirmed in the coming weeks until June 2029. The red and blue leaders would like to make him one of the leaders of the new Ile-de-France project.
Vitinha gains strength
Despite a somewhat timid and even disappointing start to the season due to an injury contracted while playing for the national team, Vitinha has been gradually gaining momentum over the past few matches. Like his meeting against Olympique de Marseille during the 9th day of Ligue 1.
The Portuguese maestro was calm and valuable with the ball but also in the defensive phase where he recovered a few balls and harassed his opponents. He should start the matches against RC Lens this Saturday in Ligue 1 but also against Atletico Madrid this Wednesday in C1.
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