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Paris Saint-Germain have signed the highly-rated Portugal midfielder Vitor Ferreira “Vitinha” from Porto, the French champions introduced on Thursday.

PSG triggered the participant’s €40m launch clause to see off competitors from Premier League golf equipment and land the 22-year-old.

Vitinha, 22, has put pen to paper on a five-year deal.

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The Portugal worldwide had a starring position at Porto, beginning in 27 league video games to assist the Dragoes win the league title final season.

He made his worldwide debut in March and was one in all three Porto gamers chosen within the Primeira Liga’s greatest XI of the 2021-22 marketing campaign.

A youth product of Porto, Vitinha spent the 2020-21 season on mortgage at Wolves the place he made 22 appearances in all competitions.

Wolves turned down an choice to signal Vitinha on a everlasting switch final summer time and PSG have benefitted.

At PSG, he’ll group up with fellow Portugal internationals Nuno Mendes and Danilo Pereira.

Mendes will be a part of PSG on a everlasting switch on July 1 after the left-back loved a profitable season on mortgage from Sporting Lisbon.

Vitinha joins a membership that’s experiencing change and develop into the PSG’s first signing following Luis Campos’ appointment as soccer advisor.

Sources have instructed ESPN that former Good supervisor Christophe Galtier is in line to interchange Mauricio Pochettino as PSG coach.

It has been an necessary week for Vitinha, who on Wednesday attended the inauguration of a soccer pitch named in his honour at a college in his hometown of Santo Tirso, Portugal.

Vitinha wrote on social media: “A tribute like this, on the college the place I went, is a big duty that forces me daily to work to encourage all these youngsters with good examples. It’s a responsibility and an obligation. The dream began right here.”

Supply: espn.co.uk

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