PSG rules out Vitinha departure, AS reports

Paris Saint-Germain has ruled out any potential departure for midfielder Vitinha, closing the door on interest from major European clubs, AS reported. The 26-year-old Portugal international remains under contract with the Ligue 1 champions through June 2029.

Vitinha has developed into a central figure under manager Luis Enrique, anchoring a squad that holds back-to-back European titles. His technical control and distribution stood out during recent Champions League fixtures against Manchester City and Barcelona.

PSG refuse to negotiate Vitinha transfer

Reports from the Spanish daily AS indicate that Paris Saint-Germain officials refuse to entertain negotiations for the midfielder, despite persistent interest from Real Madrid, Barcelona, and several English Premier League sides. Real Madrid management reportedly views the Portuguese playmaker as an ideal addition to their midfield, though no formal approach has been made.

Vitinha’s agent, Jorge Mendes, has consistently dismissed outside inquiries in accordance with the player’s preference to remain in Paris. The midfielder reportedly feels settled at the club and intends to pursue further trophies with the Rouge et Bleu.

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Vitinha valuation reaches 140 million euros

Market valuations place Vitinha’s worth at €140 million. While his current agreement runs for several more seasons, speculation regarding a private release mechanism has circulated, though sources close to the player indicate he has no intention of utilizing any such provision.

Strong Relationship with Luis Enrique

The player’s commitment to Paris is reinforced by his relationship with Luis Enrique. Vitinha has expressed a strong alignment with the manager’s tactical methods and values the trust placed in him within the starting lineup.

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