The website "Fichajes" confirmed that Paris Saint-Germain has decided to protect their Portuguese midfielder Vitinha by setting a hefty price of 130 million euros. This move aims to prevent his departure easily, especially with the interest from European giants Real Madrid and Liverpool in acquiring him during the upcoming summer transfer window.

Vitinha, who is 25 years old, is considered one of the key players in the French team under the leadership of Luis Enrique. He has significantly contributed to achieving the domestic treble and is distinguished by his ability to control the pace of the game, his vision on the field, his resilience under pressure, as well as his skills in building attacks.

Sources indicate that Vitinha's contract extends until 2029, which strengthens Paris Saint-Germain's position in any future negotiations, as the club will only agree to negotiate if the full requested amount is presented.

Real Madrid and Liverpool are closely monitoring the player, as the royal team aims to strengthen their midfield following the departure of some key players, while Liverpool sees Vitinha as an option to enhance possession and control of the game.

The future of Vitinha remains uncertain, as he faces two options: to continue with Paris Saint-Germain and contribute to the club's project, or to embark on a new experience with one of the major European clubs, keeping in mind that the price set by the French club poses a barrier to any potential deal.