Paris Saint‑Germain have reiterated their firm decision to keep Vitinha, the 26-year-old Portuguese midfielder, at the French club. According to AS, PSG has ruled out any possibility of selling the player, who is linked to the club with a contract valid until June 2029. Vitinha, in fact, expressed full satisfaction with his experience in Paris and declared his desire to continue winning in the PSG shirt, a point also shared by his agent, Jorge Mendes, who rejected offers from other clubs.

Despite the interest shown by Real Madrid and Barcelona, ​​PSG has closed the door to any negotiations. The two Spanish teams, as well as several Premier League teams, have shown appreciation for Vitinha's qualities, but no concrete contacts have been made to transfer him to Spain. According to rumors, the player's valuation would be around 140 million euros, a figure that reflects his central role in PSG's project. The midfielder is considered a fundamental element thanks to his technique, vision of the game and ability to manage the pace of the match.

Vitinha consolidated his value in recent Champions League matches against Manchester City and Barcelona, ​​proving to be one of the main interpreters of Luis Enrique's system. The relationship between player and manager has been described as solid and based on mutual trust, with Vitinha establishing himself as one of the pillars of the Parisian midfield. Despite the lack of a release clause in the contract, some rumors speak of a possible private agreement that could facilitate a future departure, but at the moment there are no signs of a desire on the part of the player to leave Paris.

PSG has made it clear that Vitinha is considered untransferable and that his future, at least in the short term, is destined to remain in France. With the ongoing season, the French club will continue to focus on the midfielder to consolidate its position in Ligue 1 and European competitions, while offers from other clubs will remain pending a possible evolution of the market.

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