Article by Aurelian Botezatu – Published Friday, December 26, 2025, 09:34 / Updated Friday, December 26, 2025 09:37
Vitinha (25 years), from PSGbecame his number one goal real madrid for strengthening the middle line.
The qualities of the Portuguese, among the decisive players of PSG in the triumph of the Champions League, but also in the championship, convinced Florentino Perez that he is the right man to bring an addition to the midfield of Real Madrid.
According to the publication Defensa Central, close to the blanco club, the president has already discussed the transfer of the 25-year-old international with his close associates. In tense relations with PSG since the transfer of Kylian Mbappe, on whom the Parisians exerted pressure in vain not to leave for free, Florentino wants to avoid any negotiations even now.
The 90 million clause and Florentino Perez's plan B with Vitinha
Defensa Central writes that information is circulating in the market that Vitinha has a clause in his contract according to which he can leave PSG in exchange for 90 million euros. And the president of Real would have instructed his subordinates to check it: “If it is true and the clause is really 90 million euros, Real Madrid would gladly pay it.”
In the event that Vitinha has no way to leave PSG before his contract expires in 2029, Don Florentino has a plan. And this would be to contact the player directly and convince him that he would be better off at Real Madrid than in Paris, in all respects, so that the player would then force his departure on his own.
Vitinha is now quoted at 110 million euros on transfermarkt.de
Vitinha is represented by the Gestifute agency, which belongs to the famous impresario Jorge Mendes. He also negotiated, in February this year, the midfielder's new contract with the Parisians.
PSG brought him in 2022, from FC Porto, in exchange for 41.5 million euros. Now, he has a market value of 110 million euros! In the hierarchy of the Ballon d'Or 2025, won by teammate Ousmane Dembele, Vitinha finished in 3rd place.
