Liverpool have shortlisted Paris Saint-Germain’s Portuguese midfielder Vitinha as a January transfer target, though PSG’s reluctance and a potential €130 million fee present significant hurdles for any potential deal.
Liverpool are keeping a close eye on Paris Saint-Germain’s Portuguese midfielder Vitinha ahead of the January transfer window, according to a report from CaughtOffside.
The Premier League champions are exploring potential reinforcements for their midfield under Arne Slot.
The Reds’ scouting department has identified the 25-year-old as one of the most technically gifted midfielders in Europe, known for his composure under pressure, press resistance, and intelligent distribution.
He fits the kind of profile Liverpool sought since the departure of Thiago Alcântara.
The Portugal international has made 169 appearances for the French club, recording 21 goals and providing 22 assists.
However, Liverpool are unlikely to make a formal approach unless one of their current midfielders departs in January.
Vitinha, who is under contract until 2029, is viewed by PSG as “untouchable.” Sources in France suggest an offer of around €130 million could tempt the French champions into negotiations.
This staggering valuation could realistically be met only by a handful of clubs, including Liverpool, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich. Arsenal and Juventus are also believed to be monitoring the player closely.