
Vitinha
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2025/2026 Champions League
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Ready for new season
Vitinha is ready for the new season after returning from the break that followed the World Cup with Portugal, according to the club.
Analysis: Vitinha struggled to find his best form in the tournament, managing just one shot and committing two errors that led to shots in the group stage loss to Spain before being replaced late in the match, closing out a World Cup where his contribution leaned mostly on accurate passing rather than direct output. He finished last season with one goal and seven assists across 29 Ligue 1 appearances, part of another historic campaign that saw PSG sweep domestic and European silverware, and he remains poised to be the first name on PSG's midfield team sheet as the club builds toward defending its trophy haul.
Unproductive in defeat
Vitinha generated one shot (zero on goal) in Monday's 1-0 defeat versus Spain.
Analysis: Vitinha went through several difficulties in a challenging midfield battle, committing two errors which led to shots before being replaced by Bernardo Silva in the 83rd minute. The Paris Saint-Germain standout performed below his best during the World Cup, where his output was limited mostly to accurate passes and occasional long-range shots. He should now enjoy a short break before returning to club play in the upcoming campaign.
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