The coaching staff of French club Paris Saint-Germain, under the direction of Spanish coach Luis Enrique, has officially decided on the main penalty taker for the upcoming season. According to RMC Sport, the club has chosen 24-year-old Portuguese midfielder Vitinha to take on this crucial responsibility.
Vitinha's selection as the main penalty taker reflects his growing importance within the team. Last season he put in an exceptional performance, featuring in 46 games in all competitions, scoring nine goals and providing five assists. His ability to impact the game is evident, and this new role will further showcase his skills.
The decision also underlines the confidence the coaching staff have in Vitinha's abilities, particularly in high-pressure situations. Penalty shootouts can often dictate the outcome of matches, and having a reliable kicker is essential for PSG's ambitions in domestic and European competitions.
It is also worth noting that Vitinha’s current contract with the club runs until the summer of 2027, indicating the club’s long-term investment in the talented midfielder. As he steps into this new role, fans will be watching closely to see how he handles the pressure of being the go-to penalty taker and how he contributes to the team’s overall success in the upcoming season. With the focus on winning trophies, Vitinha’s performance in this capacity could be crucial to PSG’s campaign.
