CLUB WORLD CUP

Vitinha Dazzles for PSG in Club World Cup Win Over Real Madrid – Earns Praise from Gareth Bale and Obi Mikel

Vitinha Dazzles for PSG in Club World Cup Win Over Real Madrid – Earns Praise from Gareth Bale and Obi Mikel
Vitinha sets the pace for PSG at the World Cup and receives praise from Bale: ‘Plenty of time’

Portuguese star commands midfield in 4–0 rout; PSG one win from global glory

Vitinha has emerged as a midfield maestro on the world stage. The Paris Saint-Germain star delivered a commanding performance in PSG’s 4–0 demolition of Real Madrid in the Club World Cup semifinal, catching the attention of football legends and fans alike.

The 24-year-old Portuguese international was the engine behind Luis Enrique’s dominant side on Wednesday, setting the tempo and orchestrating plays with remarkable composure and vision.

Bale & Obi Mikel Hail Vitinha’s Class

Former Real Madrid superstar Gareth Bale and Chelsea legend John Obi Mikel were among the experts analyzing the match on DAZN, and both were glowing in their assessments of Vitinha.

“He’s constantly on the move,” said Bale. “Always very energetic, those quick little steps. Just one or two touches and he releases the ball he keeps PSG in control.”

Obi Mikel, who knows a thing or two about world-class midfielders, praised Vitinha’s effortless command of the game:

“He seems to have all the time in the world when he’s on the ball. That’s a trait only great players have.”

Midfield Trio Shining for PSG

While Vitinha stole the spotlight, his chemistry with João Neves and Fabián Ruiz did not go unnoticed. Obi Mikel noted how the midfield triangle has become PSG’s core strength:

“When they’re on the same page, PSG becomes almost unstoppable.”

Together, the trio provided balance, creativity, and defensive solidity giving PSG total control against a Real Madrid side that never found its rhythm.

PSG Eyes Club World Cup Glory

PSG is now one win away from lifting its first-ever Club World Cup. After already conquering:

  • Ligue 1
  • Coupe de France
  • Trophée des Champions
  • UEFA Champions League

…Luis Enrique’s men are looking to complete a historic quintuple.

Their final test? Chelsea, this Sunday (13 July) at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, with kickoff at 4 p.m. Brasília time.

Vitinha’s Season in Numbers

  • Appearances: 52
  • Goals: 7
  • Assists: 10
  • Key Passes Per Match: 2.4
  • Pass Accuracy: 91%

From promising Porto prospect to PSG powerhouse, Vitinha is proving he belongs among the world’s elite midfielders and he’s still only 24.

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