Paris Saint-Germain Closes the Door on Vitinha and Joao Neves' Departure

The French club Paris Saint-Germain has decisively settled its stance on the news linking midfield duo Vitinha and Joao Neves with a potential move to Real Madrid, affirming its complete refusal to sell the players in the upcoming period, even with substantial offers on the table.

These developments came after statements from Florentino Perez, a candidate in the Real Madrid presidential elections, who announced: "I will make an offer of 150 million euros on Tuesday to sign one of the best players in the Champions League teams," which sparked speculation about the identity of the targeted player among European clubs.

According to the "Cadena COPE" network, several names within Paris Saint-Germain were proposed as potential options, including Vitinha, Joao Neves, Désiré Doué, and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, along with the name of Bayern Munich player Jamal Musiala, amid speculation that the target belongs to the Parisian club.

However, the same source clarified that Paris Saint-Germain has definitively closed the door on any negotiations concerning Vitinha and Joao Neves, confirming that there is no intention to entertain offers for them, even if they reach 150 million euros.

Sources also indicated that circles close to the club's management in Qatar emphasized not engaging in this transfer market controversy, referring to the uproar caused by Perez's statements.

With this firm stance, Paris Saint-Germain sends a clear message of refusing to part with two of its most prominent midfield players, despite ongoing speculation about the identity of the player Perez targets in his electoral plan and the transfer market.